Protest against ‘incel’ ideology today in Montreal after deadly shooting
- A group of women is protesting in Montreal against incel ideology due to a deadly shooting that highlights the risk of misogynistic extremism.
- Incel means 'involuntary celibate,' referring to a mostly male internet group blaming women and society for their lack of romantic relationships.
- Activist Céleste Trianon says the protest starts at the 1989 Polytechnique massacre memorial, where a gunman killed 14 women out of hatred for feminism.
- Monday's shooting in Côte-des-Neiges killed three people, including a police officer, and the alleged shooter wrote a manifesto expressing hatred toward women.
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A hundred people gathered in Montreal on Thursday evening to denounce "incel ideology" and its violent repercussions, in the wake of the shooting of Côte-des-Neiges.
The Toronto Star
Protest against ‘incel’ ideology today in Montreal after deadly shooting
MONTREAL - A group of women is holding a protest in Montreal against so-called incel ideology, saying the deadly shooting in Montreal on Monday highlights the danger of misogynistic extremism.
Winnipeg Free Press
Protest against 'incel' ideology today in Montreal after deadly shooting
MONTREAL - A group of women is holding a protest in Montreal against so-called incel ideology, saying the deadly shooting in Montreal on Monday highlights the danger of misogynistic extremism.
A shooting killing three people, including the assailant, a civilian and a policeman, indeeded Montreal on Monday, June 22. The Alberta shooter had sent several media outlets a 105-page manifesto advocating an incel and misogyne ideology. The post "Misogynie Kills": protest against the incel ideology in Montreal appeared first on Pivot.
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