A new study by the European Policy Centre (ECP) links the financial insecurity of young men to the rise of anti-feminist discourse. It highlights that working-class men without university degrees are particularly affected by declining wealth and employment rates. The study notes a widening gender gap in education, with young women increasingly earning more than young men. This economic backdrop has led to a political divide, with young men gravitating towards far-right parties, while young women lean towards progressive options. The report calls for economic solutions to address these issues without compromising women's rights.