Go so far to offer pronouns with consent and changing conditions and in one case you wrote the young man was critical of the classic markers of masculinity but he also aspired to them that there is a ghost that follows these young men around i hope you could talk about that quick. Its almost if they layer the new expectations on top of the old ones without really challenging or looking at or eliminating so on one hand yes, they see women deserving of their place in the classroom and to be leaders as they are but yet in the public arena they are still encouraged to see the mark of a man being a sexual conquest with being as many partners as possible and not treating the partners as well. So the boys in the locker room are talking. When they talk about sex they say i banged or hammered or nailed like they went to a construction site not as engaging in an act that some are really struggling with that contradiction. I was taken by that idea as well. You talk to a lot of young man in the ho
Conversation with a interesting thing i kept coming back around you in your book which i think illuminates a lot of this historical moment and a lot of contradictions we currently have. In your research it seemed that the young men that you talked to have at least the beginnings of an understanding of the changing Politics Around sex and gender and a lot of them even go so far as offer their pronouns. They talk about feminist concepts such as consent and the changing conditions. They all seem haunted by past ideas of masculinity and sexuality. In one case he wrote a young man was critical of the classic markers of masculinity but also aspired to them really feel like the ghost of masculinity and sexuality a lot of the men around and i was hoping you can talk about. Its almost as if they layered all these new expectations on top of all the old ones without really challenging or looking at or eliminating the old ones so theyre in a state of conflict on one hand, guys see women as deservi
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A lot of people just say, well, you know, that was the noughties and maybe it wasnt as bad as the 70s or 80s. Theres been a sense of progress in a sense. Do you buy that or do you think these challenges are still there for female comedians every day even now . I would say first of all its not just for female comedians. There have been male comics who have named male predators in our circles. I think, if anything, with social media its kind of being perpetuated. What people forget about comedians is we are not only talents that make people laugh. We are also colleagues. Meryl orourke. A quick look ahead to next week. Weve been filming in ukraine for a series of special reports. Heres a taste. The raw emotion of this war and its consequences could not be more stark. Thats all from us tonight. Kirsty s here on monday. Till then, have a great weekend. Breaking news from Around The World 24 Breaking News from Around The World 2a hours a day. This is bbc news. Thats in addition to a 25 mil