UK’s New Statesman

“More than a fifth, or 21%, of women under age 30 have a negative view of the opposite sex, reveals a poll by the UK’s New Statesman.”

“That’s almost four times the 7% of men under 30 who feel the same way, the study found.”

“Just half of women of the same age meanwhile had a positive view of men, compared to 72% of men who had a positive view of women, the study shows.”

“For women under 25, 27% have a negative view, and only 35% hold a positive one.”

“A quarter of the young women surveyed said their partner having different political views would be a red flag, with some issues particularly divisive.”

“Six in 10 said they couldn’t date someone who disagreed with them on the Israel-Palestinian conflict or who did not share their views on President Trump.”

“Almost three-quarters, or 74%, of young women said they’d find it difficult to date someone with different views about social justice.”

“More young women in the UK — as with their American counterparts — are in the workforce full-time than young men, with average young women earning 9% more than the average young man.”