Study: Young men in Denmark shown misogynist content within minutes on social media
A new study by the Centre for Digital Youth Care and analysts Analyse & Tal has shown that young men in Denmark are often presented with misogynist content after just minutes scrolling TikTok, even if they are not actively looking for it.
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