Incels Categorize Women by Personal Style and Attractiveness

There are "Stacys" and there are "Beckys." Incel, the online community of "involuntarily celibate" men radicalized by their shared mistrust of women, has existed on the internet for years. But it wasn't until Monday, when a man drove a van down a street in Toronto and killed 10 people, that many people knew of its existence. What makes the attack different from many other forms of terrorism is that incel isn't an organized militant group united by political or religious beliefs -- its main griev...