Thank you.
When you talked about the shared suffering that some of these young men and boys are experiencing that compelled them to join in this shared community where they're united by their common social deprivation, the trauma they might have experienced, their unmet mental health and other needs, when I hear that list, I also think about those who are oppressed, the young women and girls who are on the other end of this anti-feminist ideology.
What do you think is possible in terms of creating empathy that allows these young men and boys to understand that what they perpetuate is exactly the harm that is experienced by those who are on the other side of the issue?