From ‘Every Man’ to the ‘Epstein Class’: Misogyny in Male Peer Culture Cuts Across Class Lines

Misogyny in male peer culture is a widespread issue that affects different social classes. This problem is evident in various groups of men, regardless of their economic backgrounds. The cases of Jeffrey Epstein and Dominique Pelicot illustrate this point, involving men from different sides of the class divide. Further information on this topic can be found in a recent article, which explores the issue of misogyny in male peer culture and its presence across different classes, as seen in the local area, according to Ms. Magazine.