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Calling involuntary celibates a movement is like calling poor people a movement or ideology. To elaborate, '[[pauperdom]]' is the state of being poor. The term is to poor people, what inceldom is to incels. Both are life situations, the terms 'incel' and 'pauper' denote a person affected by these things. It would be widely agreed by most people that poor people aren't a movement nor is there a specific ideology that all adhere too. Likewise, incels and inceldom are the same in that respect.

Although [[involuntary celibate]]s are often stereotyped as mostly white, modern polls and surveys (and general forum usage) suggest otherwise. [https://www.reddit.com/r/Braincels/comments/8mhyo7/results_of_the_rbraincels_race_poll/ This poll from braincels] shows that whites constitute only 28% of that forums population, with the largest racial demographic being [[currycel]]. The largest poll by the whitest forum: [[incels.co]] showed that only 50% of its members were [[whitecel]]s, the rest being [[ethnicel]].<ref>https://www.pressreader.com/uk/the-daily-telegraph-telegraph-magazine/20180818/282213716666395</ref> Since [[inceldom]] often results from statistical imbalances, Senegal<ref>http://family.jrank.org/pages/1482/Senegal-Polygamy.html</ref> and Qatar<ref>https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/fields/2018.html</ref>, respectively the most polygamous and unbalanced sex ratios in the world, arguably have the highest rates of [[inceldom]] worldwide.