4B Movement Gains Momentum in US Post-Trump Victory
TL;DR
Following Donald Trump's 2024 presidential victory, some women in the U.S. are advocating for the adoption of South Korea's "4B Movement," which involves swearing off men in response to perceived misogyny and patriarchal culture. The movement, which began in South Korea in 2017, includes refusing dating, sexual relationships, marriage, and childbirth with men. This call to action comes amid concerns over women's rights and Trump's appeal to young male voters, as well as controversial statements from far-right figures.
- What is the 4B movement? Why some are calling for a South Korean-inspired trend after Trump's victory CBS News
- ‘No man will touch me until I have my rights back’: why is the 4B movement going viral after Trump’s win? The Guardian US
- What is the 4B movement and why are women talking about it in the wake of Trump’s election win? The Independent
- What Is 4B? South Korean Protest Movement Hits US After Donald Trump Win Newsweek
- What Is the 4B Movement? Some Women Are Swearing Off Men Rolling Stone
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