As South Korea grapples with a declining birth rate, societal pressures on women to choose marriage and family or personal autonomy are reaching a boiling point.

In response, some women started the "4B" (or "four nos") movement, which rejects marriage, motherhood, and heterosexual relationships as forms of oppression. Although marginalized in South Korea, this ...

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As the birth rate continues to fall, Helen Taylor examines the bittersweet reality of a growing older without children ...

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Everything to Know About the 4B Movement (Because We Know You’re Searching It) The majority of white women voted for a political future that will further disenfranchise women. But for those who ...

The 4B movement emerged in the mid-2010s in South Korea, against a backdrop of persistent pay disparity, entrenched gender roles, and an epidemic of cyber sex crimes and sexual violence against women.

The 4B movement, which began in the mid-2010s on the South Korean feminist website Womad, is predicated on the four pillars of women refusing marriage (bihon), childbirth (bichulsan), dating ...