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Why Is Lilly Singh Being Attacked For Calling Out YouTubes Gender Pay Gap | Opinion
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Why Is Lilly Singh Being Attacked For Calling Out YouTubes Gender Pay Gap | Opinion
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PewDiePie dismisses gender pay gap and and gets a standing ovation from the alt-right : r/GamerGhazi
PewDiePie is the troll that far-right trolls aspire to be | Salon.com
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PewDiePie Debunks the Gender Wage Gap 163K Views Based Cuck | Meme on ME.ME
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What Does PewDiePie Really Believe? - The New York Times
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The controversy over YouTube star PewDiePie and his anti-Semitic “jokes,” explained - Vox
Beauty for girls, pranks for boys – it's the same old gender stereotypes for YouTube stars
PewDiePie encourages "disrespecting wamen" meme and makes multiple sexist "jokes" | ourGemCodes
timb on Twitter: "Damn if only there was 200+ years of human history showing that this was exactly what happened and still happens today https://t.co/n6K99q8zMK" / Twitter
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PewDiePie, YouTube's biggest star, is leaning into his new, far-right following
PewDiePie is the troll that far-right trolls aspire to be | Salon.com
