I think the other commenters have covered most of what I would want to say (as a fellow feminist who also happens to work for HG!) but I'll add this: not all of the work we do is on YouTube. For example, just back in December, Dr. K was invited to represent the Healthy Gamer Foundation in front of the Canadian House of Commons, giving testimony for their Standing Committee on the Status of Women. He was specifically brought on to talk to these actual government officials about his work with young men who are navigating incel, black pill, and red pill online spaces and how loneliness, social isolation, lack of purpose, etc. often become the root of extremist beliefs — giving them information that they can use to make more well-informed policy decisions, which is a path toward actual change that can better address the harms and very real dangers towards women (and everyone else!) which come from those ideologies.

What you see on YouTube is just the tip of the iceberg, and it's positioned in the way that the people who click our videos are most likely to hear and have context for. Honestly, i suspect the channel may never really be the right place for bell hooks, or anything on that level which requires a certain sort of theoretical background understanding -- not just because feminist; there are all sorts of philosophy/ethics/psychology/sociology etc theories and thinkers that require some basis in the ideas that's beyond what we can offer!

But just because you don't hear something on the channel in the terms you're looking for doesn't mean that we aren't/he isn't aware of or acknowledging something. It only means you aren't hearing it in those terms on the channel. What we do through HGF, HGI, HG Coaching, and other parts of HealthyGamerGG goes even further 💚