Since the Ozoro incident, I’ve seen many women trying to explain the “not all men” phenomenon to men whose first reaction to any account of sexual violence is that dismissive comeback aimed at exceptionalism.
I want to remind us (women) that they are not confused. In fact, they understand more than you. They simply do not care. It is simply a distraction from the real subject: the normalisation of sexual violence against women. Do not waste your brilliance on people who do not care.
If my following reduces to zero because I ask men to stop using degrading language on women in all spaces and stop raping women, so be it.
Unfollow me but STOP RAPING WOMEN!
Stop using degrading language about women.
STOP RAPING WOMEN!
If you have male children, you have a SACRED task of ensuring your son not only stands solid in character, but that he is also wise and courageous to stand up to his fellow men when they say and do evil to women.
@SavvyRinu There’s no reason for a police officer to use sexual words, especially in a serious conversation like that. It’s wrong and unprofessional. We should not defend this kind of behavior, we should call it out...
Anyobe takcling Rinu is biased... Simple
You cannot tackle false rape accusers without first tackling rape. You must be loud in your condemnation of rape before you can begin to face false rape accusers.
But you’re a fool.
@feyiszn@DrScopes If you grew up in Jos, it was really a big thing! ❤️❤️ PRTV really came through for us ❤️
Country music on Sundays, top 20 or 10 on Saturday mornings, Rick Dees, family matters and so on.
I genuinely appreciated that time of my life