misogyny

Radicalisation debates distract from a global rape crisis while women’s safety and equality remain ignored

A new misogynistic website called “Check Her Body Count” claims to use AI to “check” a woman’s body count.

I am not without hope, but I am bone tired. There is a particular exhaustion that belongs to women who hold too much.

Reality TV, dating apps, and social media normalise hegemonic masculinity, shaping Gen Z men’s beliefs and relationship expectations.

New research warns misogynistic attitudes among teenage boys could fuel violent extremism and backlash against feminism in Australia.

When Anthony Albanese called Grace Tame difficult, it showed how quickly powerful women are still cut down.

Anti-gender backlash is rising in Australian universities, leaving women academics exposed, undermined and increasingly unsupported.

How long will Australian football produce a system where sexual assault allegations surface and women are left carrying the cost?

Manosphere content influences young men, spreads harmful ideas about women, and creates risks for schools, work and relationships.

Jamie Melham deserves to be celebrated without caveats, without innuendo, without being reduced to a sexual object.

At a protest attended by Brad Battin, leader of the Victorian Liberal Party, we saw slogans plastered on a fire truck like “Ditch the Bitch” and “Truck Jacinta”.

The Erin Patterson case has taught us something unsettling: even in the face of so-called justice, misogyny always finds a way to surface.