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The Guardian
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After rape allegations at Cornell University, why are women again being urged to talk to their sons? Why not men? | Gaby Hinsliff

theguardian.comAfter rape allegations at Cornell University, why are women again being urged to talk to their sons? Why not men? | Gaby HinsliffBoys learn by watching how the men they respect treat their partners, female colleagues, women on the street. Now is the time for those men to step up, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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CMHoskins
@cmhoskins.bsky.social

Because it's always the women cleaning up some mans mess. It never ends. From birth to death women will, without complaint clean up those messes. Perhaps it's time to complain about that?

Donna C
@free2b.bsky.social

Because women are expected to do everything and fix everything (especially men), while simultaneously being told we are weaker, less able, less powerful, less important, and less worthy of protection.

leftgranny.bsky.social
@leftgranny.bsky.social

Women stay w men who're known pedos & rapists for POWER&MONEY great female athletes allow their bodies to be peddled for PROFIT Women elect men to ofc who they know support judges that will STRIP their daughters of bodily autonomy All kids see this Men can't show boys wht women don't make them see

รℓσαɳε ℓყรɓεƭɦ
@sloanelysbeth.northsky.social

i finally agree with gaby about something... kind of. mothers are always being blamed. but i don't think this is a parental problem. this is a cultural and a systems problem. boys are being raised in a rape culture soup. im not sure either parent can really counter that.