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‘Punched, slapped, groped’: How the manosphere is putting teachers and students at risk

  • Posted on August 9, 2026
  • By The Age
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  • 1 min read
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Australian educational institutions confront escalating challenges stemming from online manosphere communities, where misogynistic rhetoric and sexist ideologies proliferate among youth. The phenomenon has created a hostile environment affecting both educators and students, with documented instances of physical and verbal harassment. Educational authorities and advocacy groups are implementing counter-measures, while some institutions struggle to address the pervasive cultural shift driven by digital influencers promoting harmful gender narratives.

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‘Punched, slapped, groped’: How the manosphere is putting teachers and students at risk
‘Punched, slapped, groped’: How the manosphere is putting teachers and students at risk

Australian schools are facing a “crisis of rampant misogyny and sexism” fuelled by online influencers. While some fight to tackle the problem, others are being targeted.
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