Brittany Simon
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Men Are The Problem With Politics
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June 2, 2026
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Every election cycle and political drama seems to end with people blaming the other side, but what if part of the problem is much bigger than left vs. right? In this video, I talk about patriarchy, political culture, and why so many of the biggest voices in politics are still men. From mainstream politicians to leftist streamers like Hasan Piker, political spaces often reward debate-bro energy, status games, and winning arguments over actually solving problems.
This isn't about saying men are bad. It's about looking at how patriarchal values shape the way we do politics online and offline. Why does politics feel like a competition instead of a conversation? Why do the loudest voices get the most attention? And what happens when political movements start looking more like fan clubs than communities? Let's get into it.
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