Television personality Marc Fennell is running a series on SBS about the manosphere. It’s the usual superficial, biased stuff about how figures like Andrew Tate influence young men. To most men, types like Andrew Tate are shallow, contemptible males who would only influence a minority of weak-minded, dependent boys who lack the guidance of the right men.

Most men are concerned about destructive bias against men across all sectors of society, a state brought about by the success of the Great Feminisation, as Helen Andrews has outlined. This is where the substantial dialogue is.

Many boys are hearing the complaints of their male seniors, as well as that of mothers, sisters, and girlfriends who are appalled at the vicious treatment of their men. It’s no use telling a son or a daughter who love their father that he is essentially vicious.

Foremost among feminism’s critics is Janice Fiamengo, who appears here alongside like-minded colleagues. This is a compelling discussion.