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Teachers sound alarm for Andrew Tate ‘Driving Misogyny in UK classrooms

Listen to the article The influences of social media such as Andrew Tate feed an increase in sexist, racist and disturbed behavior in the UK classrooms, according to a national research conducted by the Nasuwt teaching union. The poll, released during the Liverpool Union Annual Conference, gathered answers from more than 5,800 teachers. Almost 60% said social media have led to the deterioration of students’ behavior, with many attributing a growing misogyny culture and a lack of respect for online personalities such as Tate and former US President Donald Trump. Teachers reported cases of boys who refuse to speak with

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