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France's Pelicot case: Questioning toxic masculinity

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France's Pelicot case: Questioning toxic masculinity

www.france24.com

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Europe@feddit.orgEnglish · 18 hours ago

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France in focus - France's Pelicot case: Questioning toxic masculinity

www.france24.com

The Pelicot rape trial at the end of 2024 put the issue of sexual violence at the centre of public debate in France. Seen as a real turning point, the case has also raised questions about men's responsibility…

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So honest question here, as a random man, what is my personal responsibility in the Pelicot case and how is it different than that of a woman?
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Pars pro toto. Cool

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