And while this has been great in terms of of this increasing visibility of feminism, I also think that it's incurred a response in the response is a heightened visibility of misogyny.

So while popular feminism may be active in saying we have a problem, this is what we can do to solve it.

We have a confidence issue or a competence issue or shame or all that.

It's it's it's an active movement.

Misogyny is reactive, and it reacts to these messages.

And so you see Maur and more misogyny on the same channels that you see popular feminism.

So my argument here is that we need to consider them as an deeply entwined relationship rather than his two discrete kinds of movements.