Cornell 7 & R*pe Culture
Episode 132 · Oct 06, 07:00 AM
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What does accountability look like when the systems meant to provide it don't? In this episode, we're talking about the Cornell fraternity case and the culture around it, including why we keep having the wrong conversation.
In conversation, we tackle:
- Why "but she said she was fine" tells you nothing, and what most women already know about that
- Sam's accountability video and the comment section that proved her point ("women don't take accountability either!")
- The problem with teaching consent as a box to check
- How brotherhood, hazing, and party culture set everyone up to fail
- Jessica Valenti's call to get rid of frats entirely, and whether Greek life can be reformed at all
- "Where were their mothers?" (funny how it always comes back to women)
- What to do with the rage when you can't fix the whole thing
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