Call Her Daddy · October 11, 2026 · 01:16:17

I am Jane Doe

Alex Cooper sits down with feminist philosopher Kate Manne to discuss the Cornell sexual assault case that sparked a national conversation and the 'I Am Jane Doe' movement. They examine why survivors are questioned instead of believed, why society worries more about accused men than women's trauma, and how fraternity culture, consent, victim blaming, and misogyny intertwine. The conversation includes resources for survivors.

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Why Survivors Are Questioned Instead of Belived

Kate Manne argues that survivors of sexual assault face a default skepticism because society is invested in protecting the reputations of accused men.

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Concern for Accused Men Over Women's Trauma

The conversation highlights that society often prioritizes the potential consequences for accused men – lost opportunities, reputational damage – over the lived trauma of survivors.

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