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17. One encouraging sign is that among younger men

Fri Jun 21, 2013, 08:42 AM

Jun 2013

it seems there are fewer who interpret such discussions as being personal attacks or attacks on all men.

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What is Rape Culture? [View all] ismnotwasm Jun 2013 OP

Sounds like he's been spending time BainsBane Jun 2013 #1

I know ismnotwasm Jun 2013 #2

There was a thread about that book here? BainsBane Jun 2013 #3

Yup ismnotwasm Jun 2013 #5

What, no celebration BainsBane Jun 2013 #6

That they were ismnotwasm Jun 2013 #7

You couldn't make that shit up if you tried BainsBane Jun 2013 #8

I know ismnotwasm Jun 2013 #9

Great essay Just Saying Jun 2013 #4

They completely contradict themselves MadrasT Jun 2013 #10

This part gets to the issue of rape being a culture best to me. wryter2000 Jun 2013 #12

And why is being "dominant" Tumbulu Jun 2013 #14

The acceptance of power/dominance hierarchies is a huge problem. redqueen Jun 2013 #16

Rape culture is .... KitSileya Jun 2013 #15

One encouraging sign is that among younger men redqueen Jun 2013 #17