Original Article By Frank Bergman
For years, British authorities looked the other way as grooming gangs preyed on vulnerable girls, often refusing to intervene for fear of appearing “racist.”
Now the government has unveiled a sweeping new strategy that reframes the country’s cultural crisis as a problem not of foreign-led rape networks, but of British boys supposedly becoming “radicalized” into “misogyny” and “toxic ideas.”
Under the plan, schools will be turned into front-line surveillance hubs tasked with monitoring boys for “signs of misogyny,” sending those flagged as “high risk” into behavior-reeducation programs.
Teachers will undergo mandatory ideological training as part of what officials describe as a national crusade to “change culture.”
According to the BBC, the measures, part of a strategy to halve violence against women and girls (VAWG), will give schools new powers and directives to “spot and tackle misogyny in the classroom” and stamp put so-called “toxic ideas.”
Safeguarding minister Jess Phillips framed the initiative as an emergency-level cultural intervention.
Calling violence against women and girls a “national emergency,” she declared the government’s objective is to be “so ambitious that we change culture.”
“What definitely does not exist yet, [is] if teachers are seeing signs of sexually harmful behavior or are worried about the attitude of pupils with regard to misogyny… teachers currently don’t have anywhere specialist or targeted to send those pupils,” Phillips told BBC Radio 4.
Under the £20 million, three-year program:
• Teachers will be trained to “spot and challenge misogyny,” teach consent, warn against sharing intimate images, promote approved “positive role models,” and correct “harmful myths.”
• Schools will refer flagged boys to behavioral intervention courses designed specifically to reshape their attitudes toward women and girls.
• The Department for Education will embed these mandates into statutory guidance, instructing schools that pupils “should be equipped to recognise misogyny” and its alleged connection to violence.
The rollout comes amid mounting public backlash to Britain’s ongoing problems with mass migration, assimilation failures, and speech regulation.
Yet the government’s new focus overwhelmingly targets native-born boys, even as serious sexual violence cases involving migrant offenders continue to surface across Europe.
Critics note that while general relationship-education classes already exist, this program explicitly directs teachers to single out “problem boys,” a system ripe for ideological abuse.
Few expect progressive educators to apply the same scrutiny to minority students, despite the demographic patterns involved in previous high-profile grooming cases.
Officials and media outlets have cited alarming statistics to justify the new initiative, including a claim from the charity “Reducing the Risk” that nearly 40 percent of teenagers experience abuse in relationships.
But the underlying Youth Endowment Fund report reveals that most of this “abuse” falls under vague or trivial categories, such as checking a partner’s phone or making a critical comment.
The report itself finds that only 4 percent of teens report physical or sexual abuse.
Nevertheless, the government is launching reeducation programs with the same urgency typically reserved for counterterrorism operations and conveniently timed alongside a new Netflix series, “Adolescence,” which portrays a fictional white British boy murdering a female classmate after consuming online “manosphere” content.
Public information campaigns funded by the government and major NGOs almost exclusively depict white male perpetrators, despite the well-documented role of foreign-born or second-generation offenders in many real-world cases.
Please make it stop!!!
— 'Seeing is believing' (@dave24144975) October 27, 2025
Seems the problem with sexual harassment is a white male problem in the UK…
White men/teens are portrayed as the predators, as there will be no backlash…
Fewer and fewer white people in TV adverts, but more and more white people portrayed as sexual… pic.twitter.com/kvMbrNggsx
Globalist Prime Minister Keir Starmer defended the policy rollout, saying:
“Every parent should be able to trust that their daughter is safe at school, online, and in her relationships, but too often, toxic ideas are taking hold early and going unchallenged.
“This government is stepping in sooner – backing teachers, calling out misogyny, and intervening when warning signs appear to stop harm before it starts.”
Yet the government is not announcing parallel programs to address female-perpetrated abuse, even though the same surveys include female respondents, nor is it addressing ideological systems, such as extremist interpretations within certain migrant communities, that openly institutionalize gender inequality.
Instead, officials are constructing a framework that treats masculinity itself, especially traditional or conservative expressions of it, as a public-safety threat requiring state supervision.
The result is an environment where British boys grow up branded with yet another “original sin,” while the failures that enabled grooming-gang scandals for decades remain untouched.
The policy amounts to cultural reengineering targeted at the country’s own sons, even as the government continues to avert its gaze from the predators it once shielded to avoid political controversy.
And while victims wait for meaningful accountability, the British establishment appears more eager to police thought in classrooms than confront its own failures, or the ideological systems that enabled some of the most serious abuse in modern UK history.
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