4B Movement Gains Momentum Among American Women After Trump's Reelection

The feminist movement, originating in South Korea, sees a surge in U.S. support as women protest perceived threats to their rights.

The 4B movement, which stands for no dating, no sex, no marriage, and no childbirth with men, originated in South Korea as a protest against misogyny and sexism.
Following Donald Trump's reelection, many American women are joining the 4B movement, expressing dissatisfaction with the political climate and perceived threats to women's rights.
The movement has gained significant traction on social media platforms like TikTok, with viral posts and videos advocating for women's independence from men.
Critics argue that the movement oversimplifies complex political issues and may not effectively address the diverse voting patterns among women and men.
Supporters of the 4B movement emphasize the importance of women supporting each other and investing in women-centric businesses and media.