"incel-speak" meaning in English

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          "text": "That’s incel-speak. “Chads” in their world are guys who are cool and good-looking enough to attract what incels feel unfairly denied: sex with attractive and sexually active “Stacys.”",
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          "text": "Using incel-speak, which prioritises harsh binaries (“hot or not”) and biological terms (“females” and “males”, instead of women and men), each headshot on this “scale” is helpfully captioned.",
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          "ref": "2021 July 20, Stephen Harper, “Portrait of the Incel as a Young-Girl”, in Hot Planet, Cool Media: Socialist Polemics on War, Propaganda and Popular Culture, London: Clairview Books, published 2023, →ISBN, page 200:",
          "text": "Without using the terminology, one of these men had long confessed to being ‘blackpilled’ (incel-speak for disenchanted) about romantic relationships with women and often talked about male and female sexual attractiveness in reductive, biometric and heavily racialized terms.",
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          "text": "Basically, in incel-speak, the Chads get all the Stacys.",
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