GNET — Monetising misogyny: engagement farming and incendiary tactics

What the study found

A December 2025 GNET (Global Network on Extremism and Technology) analysis identifies Hannah Pearl Davis as a high-reach anti-feminist influencer. It reports that her content blends "traditional femininity" with narratives positioning women as morally degraded and responsible for social decline, and that she calls for a return to rigid gender hierarchies, opposes women's autonomy and is sceptical of legal protections such as divorce reform. The analysis adds that her content is frequently recommended alongside overtly misogynistic and conspiratorial creators, and that although she avoids explicit extremist framing, her narratives reinforce male-supremacist rhetoric that sits adjacent to far-right mobilisation. ^[1]

Why it matters here

This GNET analysis is one of the sources the site uses to document the public record of Hannah Pearl Davis, an anti-feminist commentator active in the wider manosphere. It situates her output within engagement-driven online dynamics and describes how neutral-seeming "traditional" framing can sit alongside more overtly misogynistic content in recommendation feeds. On this site it is cited to ground how her rhetoric is characterised by researchers rather than to make any claim beyond what the report states.