Is misogyny a root cause of certain violent manifestos?

Misogyny can be like a strong wind that makes some people write very angry letters full of violence.

Imagine you have a friend who really, really likes playing with blocks. But one day, someone tells them that blocks are only for boys, and they're not as good at it. That friend might feel sad or upset. If they feel that way a lot, maybe they start to believe that the world isn’t fair, especially to girls.

Now imagine this friend grows up and writes a very angry letter saying that the whole world should be changed, because people are unfair to women. That letter is like a violent manifesto.

So, misogyny, which means being mean or unfair to women, can act like a strong wind that helps certain angry letters grow big and loud.

Sometimes, when someone feels they're not treated fairly because of their gender, they might want to make things better by saying other people should be punished. That's one way violent manifestos can show up, like when a person writes about fighting back against unfairness with lots of anger and violence.