ABOUT THIS EPISODE
I’m tired of being told to be careful. We already are, and every woman I know still has a story. Today I’m sharing what is the most vulnerable thing I’ve ever recorded, for the women who know this feeling and the men we need to listen.
In the wake of the Cornell allegations, I wanted to talk about the exhaustion so many of us are feeling. The precautions, the victim blaming, and the burden of constantly thinking about our safety.
When do we start demanding that men hold each other accountable with the same urgency that we tell women to protect themselves?
Content note: Sexual assault and victim blaming.
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