In 2013, a senior university administrator where I worked “joked” that - to garner more attention to our research - my team should imprison me & the 1 other woman in a basement. This was the same week in 2013 that national news focused on the 3 female victims kidnapped, abused & imprisoned in an Ohio house for over a decade. (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariel_Castro_kidnappings)
This person was a former political appointee now at the university. Everyone went silent, but no one responded.
Matthias Auswöger
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in reply to Sheril Kirshenbaum • • •in the initial context I see how this is about men, but I believe the graph is applying to "persons".
Also courage to take action depends on context (geographic, temporal, physical, psychological).
I myself intervened is some situations but in many more I did not feel strong enough from a point of view or another.
Bhante Subharo
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in reply to Sheril Kirshenbaum • • •I’ve learned that a lot of guys visualize our social environment like this:
A wide bar is neatly segmented about 95% white and 5% dark red on the end, labeled “good men” on the left, “crazed evil men” on the right.
But it’s actually closer to this: