"Generation Z's Political Gender Divide: Examining Views on Feminism and Politics"

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A poll reveals that Gen Z boys and men are more likely than older generations to view feminism negatively, with a significant portion believing it's harder to be a man than a woman. Social media influencer Andrew Tate and academic Jordan Peterson are viewed favorably by a notable percentage of young men, with Tate's appeal particularly strong among ethnic minority men. The research suggests a potential division among the coming generation, with social media playing a significant role in shaping their views on gender roles and masculinity.
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