For some women in the U.S., the 2024 election acted as a referendum on the future of their reproductive rights, with Donald Trump's victory putting those freedoms at risk.They say Trump — who has been found liable for sexual abuse of magazine writer E. Jean Carroll andbragged about how he was able to "kill"Roe v. Wadeduring his last presidency — and the government he representscould lead to a systemic attack on their bodily autonomy.Now, many women say they're turning to 4B, aSouth Korean radical feminist movement that boycotts menas a way to reclaim agency over their bodies.Jury finds Donald Trump sexually abused and defamed columnist E. Jean CarrollDiscussion around the movement has become increasingly popular on social media sites like TikTok and Instagram. FollowingTrump's presidential victory, online searches for the movement surged on Google across the U.S."I think if we stop engaging in these romantic pursuits and sexual pursuits with men, that'll kind of tell them, 'Hey, our bo...
