Isolation and loneliness as thought crime | HBR Talk 238
Feminists are doubling and tripling down on the narrative that even being involuntarily celibate makes men a threat and a harm to women. They’ve promoted rumors. They’ve exploited tragedies. They’ve written hit pieces upon hit pieces to hammer the...
November 18, 2022
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November 18, 2022
Isolation and loneliness as thought crime | HBR Talk 238
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Feminists are doubling and tripling down on the narrative that even being involuntarily celibate makes men a threat and a harm to women. They’ve promoted rumors. They’ve exploited tragedies. They’ve written hit pieces upon hit pieces to hammer the idea home that women should fear these men. This week on HBR Talk, Naama Kates is going to join us in reading through and reacting to one such piece about a documentary that promises to also be a hit piece.
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