New research reveals a chilling link between misogyny and extremist recruitment among young men, with Dr. Sara Meger’s study showing hostile attitudes toward women are the strongest predictor of radicalization. Surveying over 1,000 boys and 2,000 adults, her findings tie online influencers like Andrew Tate and the manosphere to shifting beliefs — even affecting girls. Teachers report students embracing violent ideologies, including acceptance of violence against authority and celebration of overseas extremism. Shockingly, some online critics dismissed the study’s findings as too low, revealing how normalized these views have become — even with disturbing acts like drawing swastikas. Dr. Meger now calls for urgent, early intervention programs starting at age six to disrupt this dangerous trajectory before it escalates.
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