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4B Movement Gains US Traction After Trump Win

The 4B movement, originating in South Korea, gains traction in the US following Trump's win, as women react against perceived political setbacks for their rights.

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Ministry Of Gender Equality And FamilyWellesley CollegeThe New York Times

Donald TrumpKamala HarrisYoon Suk-YeolKatharine Moon

What is the 4B movement?: The 4B movement is a South Korean feminist movement encouraging women to boycott men by refusing marriage, childbirth, dating, and sex with men.
What are the core principles of the 4B movement?: The movement's core tenets include rejecting heterosexual relationships, avoiding childbearing, ceasing contact with men, and abstaining from sexual relations with them.
Why did the 4B movement gain popularity in the US?: The movement gained traction in the US after Donald Trump's presidential win, with many women expressing disillusionment and anger towards the political climate.
Is the 4B movement a permanent lifestyle change for US participants?: While the 4B movement's popularity surged on social media, experts suggest that its adoption in the US is a temporary reaction to the political situation, unlike in South Korea where it's a more established lifestyle choice.
Are there any other actions recommended by the 4B movement besides boycotting men?: In addition to boycotting men, some proponents of the 4B movement in the US advocate for self-defense classes, supporting women-owned businesses, and strengthening female bonds and friendships.

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