On this week’s 51%, we hit the books. University of Virginia Professor Andrea Press explains how today’s media can better represent women in her book, Media-Ready Feminism and Everyday Sexism. And Dr. Sharon Ufberg speaks with Take the Lead’s Gloria Feldt about her latest title, Intentioning: Sex, Power, Pandemics, and How Women Will Take the Lead for Everyone’s Good.
with whose fault is that. the woman who published the piece at the babe magazine. that s why it s getting so much recognition u. tucker: what s her point that if you don t read my mind you are a criminal and i get to destroy your reputation? is that a good standard? if you are a guy who is acting a little creep ynsd at woman is uncomfortable and you keep going and you are having a great time while the person you are with is obviously miserable you are not picking up with it it s a-okay and the me too woman is letting people. tucker: why doesn t the woman say i m miserable? is that too much to ask of another human being? she finally said it. she said it too late. tucker: no she didn t. she wrote this piece anonymously and babe.com was too cowardly to identify her. he gets smeared but she hides behind the vale of anonymity. he didn t say it was a lie. did he what he did. why is that smearing? if he did what he did. tucker: attacking him anonymously in piece about