There Are No Girls on the Internet

Moral panics around "cancel culture" are failing us all, especially when it comes to talking about sexual violence

Jul 27, 2022

40:33

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Cantel Culture Ona

02:09

Is There a Way to Incite Tensions?

04:25

Slut Walk

04:39

Introduction

3min

Survivor Justice Advocate, Wagate Wanjuki

4min

How Can You Be Afraid of Sexual Harassment?

4min

Is What He Did Really So Bad?

3min

Who Should Have the Power Over a I?

4min

Cantel Culture Ona

2min

Is the Media Facing Sexual Violence?

6min

What Are You Doing?

2min

Who Should Have the Power Over a I?

2min

10.

Is There a Way to Incite Tensions?

4min

11.

Capitalism and Rape Culture

3min

12.

Slut Walk

5min

13.

Survivor Stories Be Told?

1min

14.

There Are No Girls on the Internet

3min

Last month the Cut published a piece called Canceled at 17, about a teenager who was ostracized after sharing a nude image of his girlfriend without her consent. Survivor and activist Wagatwe Wanjuki explains why the "cancel culture run amok" framing doesn't help any of us understand sexual violence or rape culture.Read the piece: https://www.thecut.com/article/cancel-culture-high-school-teens.htmlFollow on Wagatwe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wagatwe Follow Wagatwe's work on Patreon: https://t.co/xzCO3yLG2f

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