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...panel of male undergraduate leaders spoke yesterday about sexual assault, stressing the universality of the issue as part of Harvard’s annual Take Back the Night (TBTN) week. “Rape is a problem that has no gender ownership,” said Theodore B. Bressman ’06, a peer counselor for the Office of Sexual Assault and Prevention Response. The purpose of the event was to offer a “tangible presentation of men combating sexual and domestic violence,” TBTN Co-chair Vanessa V. Pratt ’08 said...
...upholds the importance of the traditional Western Canon—and she has gone on the record as pro-pornography and pro-prostitution. During her time as a columnist on salon.com, she criticized a college date rape controversy as “creakingly passé, victim-centered, [and] anti-male.” She also defended Allan Ginsberg’s membership in the North American Man-Boy Love Association, and called Ginsberg “the apostle of a truly visionary sexuality...
...teacher preferred the coinage “product of the ’90s” to describe any behaviors or beliefs that were popular among students in spite of (or likely, because of) their hostility towards the traditional values endorsed by the founders and faculty of our all-male Christian boarding school. These included, but were not limited to, long hair, agnosticism, and habitual tardiness (in order of descending importance...
This makes the issue of manliness all the more salient because the gender-neutral society tends to dismiss it as incompatible with its ideals. Mansfield warns that male nature—the product of eons of evolution—cannot be put aside in a single generation. Moreover, he makes the case that manliness is worth keeping around for the good that it produces...
...many instances when the survivor is most harshly investigated. Victim-blaming is frighteningly common—the young woman at Duke has now been asked why she went back in the house, why she would work as a dancer, why she would have been at an all-male party in the first place. When someone is robbed or is the victim of another violent crime, our first thoughts are not, “Did they push back?” It is only for the most prevalent violent crime—sexual violence—that we create these undue...