Harry Styles' fans defend the singer after Candace Owens' 'bring back manly men' tweet

Author Candace Owens recently faced backlash after her negative tweet about Harry's style. In her tweet, Owens focused on one of Harry Styles' magazine shoots and said, “re is society that can survive without strong men.” “ East kws this. In west, stey feminization of our men at same time that Marxism is being taught to our children is t a coincidence. It is an outright attack. Bring back manly men.”

Candace Owens faces backlash for targeting Harry Styles' choice of living

After Owens' tweet, several celebrities and fans defended Harry Styles and his decision to express himself through clothing. Lord of Rings star Elijah Wood shared his response to Candace Owens’ tweet. He wrote, “Masculinity alone does t make a man,” later ding, “In fact, it’s got thing to do with it.” 

Jameela Jamil also h a similar response as she defended Harry Styles’ choice. Check her tweet here:

Fans defend Harry Styles after Candace Owens' Harry Styles Tweet

Or celebrities who expressed disagreement with Candace Owens’ opinion included Joshua Lewis, Louis Mensch, Zach Braff. Fans also shared a similar sentiment as y defended Harry Styles by showing pictures of men who chose to dress differently and were still entitled as ‘men’. One of users wrote, “Candace Owens is 50 years behind on culture and education. Here's Iggy Pop, David Bowie, and Kurt Cobain all cross-dressing. list of or men in music doing same is very long. trend started around 1970 and went into ar culture like sports. Welcome to 1970”.

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Candace Owens dresses backlash

In response to backlash, Owens doubled down on her stance in a series of tweets on Monday. “I’m impervious to woke culture. Showing me 50 examples of something won’t make it any less stupid,” she tweeted, while also responding to her critics’ posts and promoting her book. In ar tweet, she wrote, "Since I’m trending I’d like to clarify what I meant when I said “bring back manly men”. I meant: Bring back manly men. Terms like “toxic masculinity”, were created by toxic females. Real women don’t do fake feminism. Sorry I’m t sorry". 

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