Topic: Catcalling

2 chapters across the catalog

What Women Want Men To Know About Abuse And Sexual Harassment
12:54 - 18:13

What Women Want Men To Know About Abuse And Sexual Harassment

Harassment Spectrum, Banter and the Impact of Bystander Silence

The discussion examines the spectrum of harassment, ranging from "banter" and catcalling to physical assault. Joe explains that comments made about women in their presence, even if directed at friends, are non-physical attacks that make women feel objectified and vulnerable. The participants argue that there is no neutral stance; men who do not challenge their peers' sexist behavior are effectively supporting it.

What Women Want Men To Know About Abuse And Sexual Harassment
34:37 - 37:29

What Women Want Men To Know About Abuse And Sexual Harassment

Parenting Daughters, Safety Rituals and Live Location Sharing

Glenn describes the different anxieties of raising sons versus daughters, noting that his 16-year-old daughter feels the need to share her live location and photograph her outfit before leaving the house. The group discusses how these safety rituals are a response to real-world experiences like being catcalled from cars. They lament that young girls are forced into a defensive mindset before even leaving their homes.