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Source (the reel sent): Liam DeBoer — "The Great Feminization, Measured"
The numbers (Merlin Strategy for the New Statesman, April 2026 — 2,000 British 18–30s)
Why this is a Kait video
Proof (references)
Kait breaks down the 22-point favorability gap: 72% of young men still hold a positive view of women, while only 50% of young women say the same about men and among women under 25 it collapses to 35%.
The story everyone tells is men radicalizing; the measured data says the contempt runs the other way, and this video traces where it was trained.
Personal angle: Kait speaks as a woman of the same generation the poll measures what she was taught to think about men, and why she didn't keep it.
72% of young men hold a positive view of women. 50% of young women hold a positive view of men. This video examines the 22-point gap nobody claims — where it came from, what trained it, and what it does to a generation's ability to pair off.
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