Misogynistic ideas made popular online are popping up in Canadian classrooms, survey says
In her Grade 8 to Grade 12 classrooms, Annie Ohana says ideas with toxic undertones are often not far away.
Like earlier this school year, when she was handing out cups for an activity, and a boy asked if any part of it would “lower [his] testosterone.” The student conceded he didn’t actually know what testosterone was or how it impacted his body but, Ohana says, he was familiar with the misinformation that circulates online that claims men who have low testosterone are less masculine.
“I know exactly where that kind of language comes from. It is very much from… the manosphere,” Ohana told CBC News.
The CBC is Progressive Hell. The manliness person has an NGO. Of course.
