Naama Kates

Naama Kates is a writer, producer, and creator of the “Incel" podcast.

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What’s the truth about Eliza Bleu — and does it matter? The anti-trafficking advocate's life story doesn't quite add up

03 Feb 2023

The incel movement isn’t getting ‘more extreme’ A new Washington Post investigation recycles old tropes

26 Sep 2022

Why did Cloudfare de-platform Kiwi Farms? The termination of the website's security feels like a missed opportunity

08 Sep 2022

What Olivia Wilde gets wrong about Jordan Peterson and incels The director is not taking the subjects of her film seriously

06 Sep 2022

No, children aren’t being ‘ensnared’ by the far-Right The Guardian keeps exaggerating the threat of online extremism

05 Aug 2022

Why are young men drawn to extremist aesthetics? Robert Crimo III is part of a troubling trend among mass shooters

08 Jul 2022

Incels can become heroes

04 Jul 2022

Was John Hinckley Jr. the first incel shooter? Ronald Reagan's would-be assassin was freed from prison this week

17 Jun 2022

Incel paranoia comes to Britain’s schools 'Deadly' misogyny is apparently surging in the classroom

19 Apr 2022

South Korea didn’t have an incel election

14 Mar 2022

Another set of panicked headlines about incels The media is determined to identify a new danger to society

05 Jan 2022

The NYT’s latest hit job backfires The paper's attack on a suicide forum ended up driving membership

13 Dec 2021

Vice News has an incel problem Fearmongering will only push the community further underground

26 Nov 2021

What the media gets wrong about incels

16 Aug 2021