Andrew tate: ending the cycle of toxic masculinity

Emory Andrew Tate III, more famously known as Andrew Tate, rose in popularity on social media, sharing his thoughts on women and the supposed superiority of men. As a wealthy and physically strong man who holds championship titles in kickboxing, it is no surprise that his target demographic of young, impressionable men look up to

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