Mike’s Substack
Mike MalesMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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How teens-and-social-media discussion went off the rails, part 2: What really influences teens’ views on women’s rights
Psychologist Jean Twenge, endlessly empaneled and media-interviewed as the top guru advocating banning teens from social media, recently posted as follows:
Relax, nanny-panickers, Generation Z’s extraordinary gender tolerance is not “transgender contagion”
Generation Z women are full of irony. “Depressed” and also highest-achieving ever. I thought depressed girls were supposed to snivel on couches 19 hours a day bingeing salty caramel and “Outlander.”
Why do progressives obsessively demean and demoralize their crucial Generation Z constituency?
I repeat these facts as a sadly regular installment (sorry, long-term readers) refuting liberal-Left podcasters’ destructive fictions, starting with the most elementary:
The UK's phony "anti-misogyny" crusade attacks young boys and immigrants
See BMJ comment: BMJ 2026; 392 doi . Which Anglo country will destroy any semblance of adulthood first in the phony crusade to “protect children”: the UK? USA? Australia? The disgraceful race is on.
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Senior researcher, Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice; YouthFacts.org. Taught sociology, psychology at University of California. Author of books/journal articles/ op-eds in The Lancet, American Journal of Public Health, New York Times, etc.
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