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#993 Schoolyard Misogyny with Stephanie Westcott
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Andrew Tate's harmful ideology is infiltrating schools. Boys, broadly speaking, are big fans, and their behaviour in the classroom is reflecting this.
Dr Stephanie Westcott (researcher and lecturer in the School of Education, Culture, and Society at Monash University) shares her research on the experiences women are having in educational settings across Australia, looking at the influence of misogynistic ideology, how algorithms on TikTok and Youtube direct young boys to these ideas, and what parents, carers, and educators can do to combat the rise of these radicalised masculine myths.
In this episode:
- Andrew Tate
- Misogyny infiltrating classrooms
- Harmful ideology influencing young boys
- Andrew Tate’s extreme views about women are infiltrating Australian schools. We need a zero-tolerance response, Westcott & Roberts | The Conversation
Experiences women are having in educational contexts
Behaviours of boys in the classroom
- Framing boys and men as victims
- Radicalisation of masculinity
- Andrew Tate Effect in Australian Classrooms | ABC News
- What it means to be a real man
- Algorithms on social media are showing young boys very specific content
- Respectful relationships education
- Zero tolerance
Related links:
- #694 Responding to the Hate from Andrew Tate - Happy Families Podcast
- Helping Our Boys Grow Into Men - Happy Families
- Can We Please Talk About Boys? - A FREE Happy Families Webinar
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