Freya India
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard 14 Jun
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And ultimately, the argument in their piece was that women are getting radicalized by social media and particularly by femosphere influences.
So women warning them off other men and radicalizing them.
All of the women reading your book.
Yeah.
So they came to the same observations as me and a lot of other people.
But then after my book tour in the UK, I've had to put up with constant accusations of being misogynist, being far-right, conservative, for saying something is happening to liberal young women.
They're not happy.
Something is happening in their relationships.
They feel hopeless about the future.
And even in the New Statesman piece, they found that more privileged women felt even more pessimistic.
And these are things that I've been trying to argue very carefully and I hope with some compassion, but I've had to put up with constant smears and backlash.
And so it's just, it was very interesting to me that the New Statesman can reach the same conclusions and it's sort of celebrated and welcomed.
So yeah, a lot of the criticism against me is you're a white, cis, heterosexual woman trying to argue what's happening to women from that perspective.
But then I'm like, if I wrote a piece, a book telling you what black women are feeling, I'd get attacked for that.
That would be awful.
I don't know.
Yeah.
And so I feel like, how can you not write a book from your own perspective and say, you know, there are, I think there's young women who feel this way too, because I have all the data.
Yeah, but my book is for women in the Anglosphere who are facing specific problems.
So our problems are not stigma around mental health.
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