Following on from Aileen's last solo episode (episode 18), Dan dives into a look at how and why misogyny could be considered an ideology in relation to extremist attacks by men against women.

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Misogyny Is Ideological — So Why Aren’t Gender-Based Attacks Considered Terrorism?

If extreme misogyny is an ideology, doesn’t that make Plymouth killer a terrorist?

Plymouth gunman: a hate-filled misogynist and ‘incel’

Laura Bates calls for extremist misogyny to be seen as a form of terrorism

Terrorism Act 2000

A Psychology of Ideology: Unpacking the Psychological Structure of Ideological Thinking

Cambridge Dictionary - Ideology

Philosophy Terms - Ideology

Wikipedia - Ideology

Wikipedia - Misogyny

Wikipedia - Misogynist Terrorism

Southern Poverty Law Centre - Male Supremacy

Human Rights First - Extremism Fact Sheet

United States Secret Service National Threat Assessment Centre

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Is Misogyny an Ideology?

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