Are men and women growing apart? A new poll by The New Statesman reveals that just 35% of British women under 25 hold a positive view of men, compared to 72% of British men who view women positively. The hostility is strikingly one-directional. One major driver is the Femosphere, online spaces where young women are taught to view men as a threat to be managed rather than partners to be trusted. In this lesson we will examine what is driving this gender divide, whether biology or social engineering is to blame, and what the long-term consequences, including a generation of successful but lonely women, will be for Western societies. *My full italki profile: https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/8425021

By the end of this lesson you will have: 1. Learnt key vocabulary related to gender dynamics, demographics, and online culture. 2. Analysed real polling data on the growing divide between young men and women. 3. Debated whether female professional success comes at a biological and social cost. 4. Practised expressing and defending controversial viewpoints diplomatically. 5. Received written feedback on your communication style.