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Members of the far-right Manosphere push a dangerous politics of male grievance.
Facing the ‘Fratriarchy’
Donald Trump’s courting of a decentralized network of online male groups, known widely as the “manosphere,” contributed to his 2024 election victory. The president’s return to the high halls of power—even after being convicted of 34 felonies in New York for a hush money scandal involving an adult film star—speaks to the sexist grievance politics among conservative white males.
Gen Z white men, in particular, are more likely than their female peers and millennial/Gen X counterparts to vote and identify with the GOP, notes the nonprofit Public Religion Research Institute.
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