Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 07:10pm on 10 Nov 2024,Sunday International
Following Donald Trump’s re-election, many young liberal women in the U.S. are exploring South Korea's 4B feminist movement. Originating in 2016, the 4B movement opposes marriage, childbirth, dating, and sexual relationships with men, highlighting resistance against gender inequality. This interest spiked after Trump’s win, with women on social media expressing frustration with systemic issues, particularly in light of his conservative Supreme Court appointees who contributed to overturning national abortion rights. Activists see 4B as a pathway to independence. "We’re doing what we want," says Ashli Pollard, a St. Louis resident, reflecting a sense of disillusionment.
