What Men Need to Know About Sexist Microaggressions
Women put up with catcalls, lewd jokes, and being objectified every day, and society tells us to let it go. But we’re sending the wrong message.
Soraya Chemaly
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Soroya Chemaly is the director of the Women's Media Center Speech Project and the author of RAGE BECOMES HER: THE POWER OF WOMEN'S ANGER. Her reporting and criticism has appeared in The Guardian, Quartz, The Atlantic, The Nation, Salon, and Time.
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