Jackson Katz, an educator and co-founder of the Young Men's Research Institute, teams up with Thomas Chatterton Williams, a staff writer at The Atlantic and visiting professor, to debate the role of identity politics in engaging male voters. They discuss the unique challenges facing men today, including health and education issues. Katz advocates for addressing men's narratives to reconnect with them, while Williams warns that focusing on identity could deepen divisions. The conversation dives deep into the need for inclusive narratives that resonate across diverse male experiences.

Julie Bindel and Jackson Katz discuss empowering bystanders to end rape culture, men's fear of confronting abusive behavior, and the importance of men actively challenging misogyny and sexism. They explore the role of allies in fighting gendered violence and promoting gender equality.