Sunday Independent (Ireland) article on the femosphere. Not nearly as critical as it could be, nor as critical as articles generally are on the manosphere in the Irish media, but some bits are refreshing to see, and it might start some conversations.

Extract:
“The femosphere is, of course, the female answer to the more notorious manosphere, the online network of communities that circulate misogynistic content and radicalise disaffected young men. Contempt for the opposite sex, received wisdom dictates, is mostly a male problem.

“So the results of a recent survey carried out in collaboration with the British publication the New Statesman come as a surprise. It found that 72pc of men hold a positive view of women. In contrast, only 35pc of Gen Z women have a positive view of men.
Online, a new generation of experts and influencers has sprung up around the idea that “men are trash”.

“They have created an online ecosystem of commentators vying for the attention of a growing female audience, eager to consume the narrative that feminism has trapped women in a false consciousness that is keeping them exploited and unhappy.”