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Adverts urge boys to avoid sexist content, warning it is ‘never harmless’

The online ads encourage boys and young men to think before sharing or interacting with misogynistic content.

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Feb 16, 2026 - 00:31

Adverts urge boys to avoid sexist content, warning it is ‘never harmless’

The online ads encourage boys and young men to think before sharing or interacting with misogynistic content.

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