Hate in the Hashtags: Social Media and the Normalisation of Misogyny

Thomas James Vaughan Williams; Calli Tzani; Maria Ioannou

Hate in the Hashtags: Social Media and the Normalisation of Misogyny

Thomas James Vaughan Williams, Calli Tzani, Maria Ioannou

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Abstract

The prevalence of misogynistic narratives on digital platforms has become a significant issue, raising concerns about online safety, gender equality, and the role of social media in shaping societal attitudes. This article explores the various manifestations of online misogyny, its impact on women and society, the role of social media platforms and strategies to combat it.

Original language	English
Journal	Assessment and Development Matters
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 6 Mar 2025

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