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Mexican female presidential candidates face online attacks ahead of historic election, highlighting the impact of misinformation and misogyny.
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Mexican female presidential candidates face online attacks ahead of historic election, highlighting the impact of misinformation and misogyny.
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So, what do we find when we flick through news pages or click on links under the banner of 'misogyny'? If you're not entirely sure what I'm talking about, don't panic! Simply put, misogyny refers to a deep-rooted prejudice against women. Here's where it gets interesting.
We see references to misogyny across a variety of spheres - from politics and education to entertainment and sports. Remember when film mogul Harvey Weinstein’s sexual misconduct allegations shook Hollywood? Or perhaps those jaw-dropping gender pay gap statistics that had everyone questioning their workplaces? You've guessed it! That right there is real life misogyny playing out in front of our eyes like some dark drama series that never ends.
This haunting tale doesn’t stop here either. In recent years there has been an alarming trend towards recognizing violent offences motivated by hate—particularly misogynistic hate—as specific categories of crime. Called "Misogynistic Hate Crime”, recent news items shared tales gripping enough for any crime thriller novel but sadly they’re as real as reality can be!
A silver lining amidst these murky waters though: The emergence and rise of movements such as #MeToo with powerful narratives challenging this social scourge head-on. Think part David vs Goliath, part Cinderella standing up to her nasty stepmother - just ordinary people having extraordinary moments. To conclude folks, while ‘misogny’ sounds straight outta high-school history books dusty corners indeed its implications spread far wide into many aspects daily lives ring regularly media headlines – from ruling boardrooms courtrooms equally inside homes churches alike – calling each us awaken stand up challenge together.