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Institute for Research on Male Supremacism
@IRMSTracked since May 2026
creating research on male supremacist ideology and misogynist vi.
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$3/moFriend of IRMSAs a primarily volunteer organization, even small pledges make a big impact on our budget. Please consider becoming a friend of IRMS today!
$15/moSustaining our work!Our thanks for your contribution to making IRMS a reality! As a sustainer, you're making a significant contribution to our work challenging misogyny.
$40/moA big contribution to fighting misogynyThank you for making a major contribution to our work opposing male supremacism! You have our gratitude for helping us in a big way.
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Article Latest postPublicIt's Our Patreon Anniversary!On this day in 2019, IRMS made its initial public debut with a Patreon fundraiser to raise $150/month to support the launch of our website t
Sep 4, 2025 0 likes 0 commentsWe're taking part in Giving Tuesday!Within a context of increasing attacks on antiracist, feminist, and LGBTQIA-supportive programming and figures, as well as a mainstreaming oImageNov 28, 2023$3 tier & up 0 0
Webinar Tomorrow! DeVos, Men's Rights, & Title IXNov 28, 2023 Webinar Tomorrow! DeVos, Men's Rights, & Title IX Locked Webinar Tomorrow! DeVos, Men's Rights, & Title IX May 13, 2020 The subreddit “The Red Pill” is perhaps the most famous alt-right forum for men’s “sexual strategy,” a strategy that opposes feminism by forging men into “alpha males.” In the second in our webinar series on male supremacism, PhD candidate Pierce Dignam and IRMS fellow Julia DeCook will host a presentation and Q&A session to unpack the history and ideology of "The Red Pill" forum. Dignam will review his published research on the forum to shed some light on its origin, what its recent public emergence can tell us about gender inequality in the 21st century, andArticleNov 28, 2023$3 tier & up 0 0
Webinar Tomorrow! DeVos, Men's Rights, & Title IXLocked Webinar Tomorrow! DeVos, Men's Rights, & Title IX May 13, 2020 The subreddit “The Red Pill” is perhaps the most famous alt-right forum for men’s “sexual strategy,” a strategy that opposes feminism by forging men into “alpha males.” In the second in our webinar series on male supremacism, PhD candidate Pierce Dignam and IRMS fellow Julia DeCook will host a presentation and Q&A session to unpack the history and ideology of "The Red Pill" forum. Dignam will review his published research on the forum to shed some light on its origin, what its recent public emergence can tell us about gender inequality in the 21st century, and how its adherents helped get Trump elected. DeCook will provideArticleMay 13, 2020$3 tier & up 0 0
NEXT WEBINAR on The Red Pill March 26thThe subreddit “The Red Pill” is perhaps the most famous alt-right forum for men’s “sexual strategy,” a strategy that opposes feminism by forArticleMar 19, 2020Public 0 0Webinar Tomorrow on Incels & Article on Misogynist TerrorismWe are excited to be getting ready to launch our webinar series tomorrow, kicking things off with a webinar and Q&A on incel ideology and viImageFeb 25, 2020Public 0 0
#GivingTuesday Updates!Thank you for supporting the Institute for Research on Male Supremacism. We'd like to highlight a few of the exciting developments since oArticleDec 3, 2019Public 0 0
Interview at The Humanist MagazineI was interviewed last week by The Humanist magazine about the launch of IRMS and why this organization is so important at this time. You caArticleOct 28, 2019Public 0 0
IRMS Website is live!Hello patrons! You're the first to hear our exciting news: the IRMS website is officially live, featuring bios of our 10 experts on male supArticleOct 4, 2019Public 0 0NPR interview on the toll of researching misogynyNPR's Hannah Allam interviewed me for an article on the impact on researchers of studying traumatic topics, from ISIS to incels, an issue evImageSep 22, 2019Public 0 0
Thanks for being our first supporters!We've started putting out the word publicly about the pending launch of the Institute for Research on Male Supremacism later this month! DeeImageSep 4, 2019Public 0 0
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