I think it unquestionably is sexist and supremacist hate speech. I feel "The future is male" would be just as bad and ignorant a slogan, but whereas that one would get condemned (and rightfully so), this is for some baffling reason seen as promoting equality and inclusivity when it clearly doesn't, and is just the same as it's counterpart. It's all the worse considering the person who coined it literally advocated for genocide and reducing the world's male population to 10%. So for anyone to use or promote this slogan is not only advocating for misandry and supremacy but genocide as well.

It's incredibly disturbing and infuriating to see a slogan like this be seen as both empowering and socially acceptable, which highly blatant double standards. It's arguably child abuse as well, I mean sending the message to boys exposed to it that they have no future and the world has no place for them? So cruel. It's no different from other supremacist slogans like "White power" and belongs in the same category, and yet it's seen as both acceptable and empowering. And I suspect with March's "celebrations" we'll be seeing it used all over. It's unbelievable when I see people attempt to justify it claiming it's to show how far women have come in society and the world, and it isn't meant to be sexist. But it very much comes off as being just that. Does women's progress have to be celebrated with such a terribly sexist and discriminatory slogan that also advocates for genocide? Seems like if anything it's much more of a stepback for their progress.

It's unquestionably hate speech and needs to be designated as such. It's the same kind of garbage as "white power." The fact it's seen as promoting equality and inclusivity only goes to show how misandrists don't truly care about genuine gender equality, only wanting to create more division and hate, which is their goal anyway.