hate the ad. i think that we toxic masculinity is tied so closely to masculinity itself that when you discuss toxic masculinity men feel like they re being attacked and we as a whole culture, as a whole society have to grapple with how we are teaching men to deal with their physiology and their chemistry. testosterone is a real thing, right? and people all over the world exploit that in young men, right? that s why we send them fight because their threat responses are low and their aggression is high and we valorize this idea of this aggression that appears in this ad. do you like the ad or don t? i like the idea that it opens the discussion because it s a very complicated concept because it is not there s some things that are simple. don t harass women at work. don t rape. no is no. but there s other things that are at the bottom of that period that are not that simple that we
and its current population of 5,148 men served sentences so long it s estimated 98% of them will die here. things have changed and much credit goes to warden kane. if we can save one person from being a victim of violent crime, it s worth everything we do. and that s really what our mission is, it s not to torment and torture, but it s to correct bad behavior and do that any way you can. and the root way toot that is morality. moral people obviously don t rape, pilfer and steal. right here in the midst of angola, they see warden cane s approached morality works on two level. one, spiritual and religious. the other, engaging employment opportunities. church is optional.
come out with a poster, that simply says, don t rape, period, end of story. we don t see any kind of messages like that. that was the head of the servicewomen s action network in april. there is movement on capitol hill on an issue we here at the cycle have been following closely, rape in the military. congress is now considering a change in the military justice system that would give sexual assault victims more resources and limit the power of military commanders to overturn convictions of offenders. a bill is expected on the senate floor this month. the development comes as new pentagon figures show an increase in the number of sexual assault complaints up nearly 50% in the first part of this year, compared to the same time last year. while this increase is of no comfort to anyone, it does mean more victims seem to be coming forward thanks in part to efforts of our next guest and her watershed film, invisible
not nice things can happen in college. can be very fun and very dark at the same type. some crit kicism, why aren t yo just focusing on the men. why just focus on the women? well, i made very clear about how dangerous binge drinking culture is for absolutely everyone. a lot of people said, why wasn t your article, tell men not to rape. i think that s a great message, men, don t rape. however, this weekend, there will be young women who get very drunk and have sex they didn t intend to have. so we don t live in an ideal world where every man has not gotten that message, and we never will. there always will be sexual predators and i want there to be fewer female victims. emily, you have a daughter heading to college this fall. what is next fall. next fall, if she gets in.