Rebecca Solnit on Andrew Tate and Trump’s misogyny – Stateside with Kai and Carter

What happened

According to The Guardian’s linked report, Rebecca Solnit on Andrew Tate and Trump’s misogyny – Stateside with Kai and Carter, Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan may soon be extradited back to the UK – but the manosphere influencers’ case will have lasting consequences in the US, where the Tates reportedly maintained multiple ties to the Trump administration. (The Tates have been charged with rape, trafficking and numerous other crimes, but deny all criminal wrongdoing.) Host Carter Sherman talks with author and Guardian columnist Rebecca Solnit about what the Andrew Tate saga reveals about Republicans’ approach toward sexual violence and Donald Trump’s connections to the manosphere. They ask: do people secretly like it when the US president hates women? Continue reading…

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Source

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