Incel Culture To Toxic Masculinity, Why Netflix’s Adolescence Is More Than Just Any Other Show
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As Netflix’s Adolescence impresses audiences, it is also provoking vital conversations about the impact of online communities on young men.
Netflix’s latest crime drama Adolescence has ignited a debate everywhere, from social media threads to our drawing rooms. The series, at its core, deals with the disturbing world of online radicalisation and toxic masculinity.
It follows the story of 13-year-old Jamie Miller, a seemingly ordinary boy who becomes engaged in the dark undercurrents of the manosphere and incel culture. When Jamie is accused of murdering a female classmate, the miniseries shows how a mix of online influences, peer alienation and societal neglect can create a dangerous mix of anger and extremism in youngsters.
As the series impresses audiences, it is also provoking vital conversations about the impact of online communities on young men. The Guardian has hailed it as “one of the most urgent portrayals of masculinity in the digital age,” while The BBC notes that the series’ unsettling realism has resonated with parents, educators and policymakers alike.
With its starkly authentic storytelling and phenomenal acting, Adolescence has become more than just a Netflix drama. It is a cultural moment that demands attention. But why has it sparked such widespread discourse?
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