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In this episode, Renee West and Cherryl Martinez are joined by Dr. Emily Booth and Associate Professor Marian-Andrei Riziou who explain how the manosphere and digital fringe communities impact adolescent development. The discussion examines how algorithms exploit loneliness and anxiety, why simple fact-checking fails, and how educators can implement whole-school strategies centred on human connection and critical digital literacy.
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United States
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