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Images that associate misogyny "with a luxurious, sporting and power lifestyle, attracts young people who have nothing like that in their lives"Photo by congerdesign on Pexels
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Images that associate misogyny "with a luxurious, sporting and power lifestyle, attracts young people who have nothing like that in their lives"

CNN Portugal12 September 2026 at 23:36

Paulo Saragoça da Matta, a commentator for CNN Portugal, analyzed the growth of misogynistic discourses among young people on social media. His analysis focused on the rise of toxic masculinity and the reasons why more and more young people are joining these movements.

According to the analysis presented, images that associate misogyny with a luxurious, sporting and power lifestyle serve as a strong attraction for young people. This type of content particularly appeals to those who do not have access to this kind of lifestyle in their daily lives.

The promise of access to a world of luxury, power and prestige through the adoption of misogynistic discourses constitutes, according to the commentator, a determining factor in the spread of this content among the younger layers of the population on digital platforms.

Why this matters

Young people in Portugal who use social media are exposed to misogynistic content that glamorizes toxic behaviors, and this phenomenon has been growing significantly. The article warns of the need for parents and educators to be aware of the content consumed by young people online.

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