The Rise of 4B in the Wake of Donald Trump's Reëlection

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : Abortion was decriminalized (though access is still limited).
33% : In 2022, the conservative politician Yoon Suk-yeol used this chill to his advantage, mobilizing millions of young male voters to win the Presidential election -- not unlike Trump in 2024.
27% : It will take additional, collective steps to defend reproductive health care and the rights of migrant and low-wage women workers, queer people, and survivors of sexual assault, among others endangered by Trump and his global allies.
20% : And it now seems that Trump is attempting to fill his cabinet with men suspected of sexual misconduct: Pete Hegseth, his intended nominee for Defense Secretary, had paid to settle allegations that he trapped a woman against her will in a hotel room and sexually assaulted her; Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., who could lead the Department of Health and Human Services, allegedly groped a woman he'd hired as a babysitter.
10% : There's also the more atmospheric awareness of just how many men did not mind that Trump, despite uniformly denying any wrong-doing, is a credibly accused rapist who has routinely denigrated women -- across a number of key states, fifty-five per cent of men voted for Trump, compared with forty-five per cent of women.

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