Keir Starmer watching Adolescence won’t solve masculinity crisis | UK | News

The Netflix series Adolescence has sparked national attention for its portrayal of teenage boys being radicalized online and committing violent acts, especially against girls. The show follows a 13-year-old boy from a loving family who is arrested for murder, prompting viewers to reconsider their children’s online exposure. While some criticize the portrayal of a meek white boy as the perpetrator, the series highlights the dangers of toxic masculinity and the impact of online influencers like Andrew Tate. Political leaders are urged to address the issue by promoting noble masculinity and providing more opportunities for young men to succeed.

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