I was reading the Men Can Stop Rape website and I ran across a post about men offering up suggestions on why they don't speak up when other men behave badly.  Here's their list:

I don’t rape so it’s not my problem * They’ll think I’m gay * My friends will laugh at me * No one will agree with me * I’ll get my ass kicked * I’ll lose my “manhood club” ( Read more... )

I am seriously thinking of suggesting panels about:

1. Men talking to men about rape.
2. Abortion rights
3. Female bodybuilders viewed through society's lens of expectation.
4. It would also be nice to do something on women in armor....
5. And writing fight scenes.

Here's another entry in the You Gotta Be Fucking Kidding Me files.

It's concerning a PA against heavy teen drinking, taking the tactic of "drinking a lot will get you raped."

PA Liquor Control Board to teens: Rape is your fault, and your friends’ fault!

Once again, we see how rape is the woman's fault. This line of thinking is of course unspeakably ( Read more... )

One of the things I've enjoyed about growing up is learning that not all men come out of an Ed Burns screenplay.

I have the horrible feeling that in some circumstances, etc., I am HIGH-MAINTENANCE.

So not what I wanted to be when I grew up.

Super-interesting post from hkneale.