Martin Gelin

Martin Gelin

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Martin Gelin is a journalist known for his commentary on social and political issues, particularly those related to contemporary movements and ideologies. He has garnered attention for his analysis of the manosphere, a network of online communities that often promote antifeminist views and have gained significant influence in political discourse. His recent work highlights how this group, alongside tech billionaires and nationalists, played a crucial role in supporting Donald Trump's election campaign, indicating a shift in political dynamics fueled by social media and youth engagement.

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Sweden Sweden: Martin Gelin is mentioned as a journalist with a clear leftist profile who became the USA correspondent for DN. 5

Dagens Nyheter: Recension av Erik Helmersons ”Vänsterns värsta år”

Sweden Sweden: Martin Gelin taught his son about the climate crisis during the summer. 7

Dagens Nyheter: Martin Gelin om sommaren han lärde sin son om klimatkrisen

Sweden Sweden: Martin Gelin discusses Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump. 5

Dagens Nyheter: Martin Gelin om Jeffrey Epstein och Donald Trump

Sweden Sweden: Martin Gelin discusses Zohran Mamdani's challenge to the left's own myths. 5

Dagens Nyheter: Martin Gelin om Zohran Mamdani som kan New Yorks borgmästare

Sweden Sweden: Martin Gelin discusses the trend of young people fleeing from the internet to reality. 7

Dagens Nyheter: Martin Gelin: Nu flyr allt fler unga från internet

United States United States: Martin Gelin is a Swedish journalist who observed American dads enjoying their time with children and wrote about it in a guest essay for Times Opinion. 7

The New York Times: Opinion | Dads Are Spending More Time With Their Kids Post-Pandemic

Sweden Sweden: Martin Gelin wrote an article analyzing the impact of tech and the far-right on Trump's victory. 5

Dagens Nyheter: Åsa Beckman: Flickor i Norden slipper inte manliga hämnd