I'm Not Sorry: Violence Against Women, the Manosphere, and Why So Many of Us Are Done

Six in ten American women have experienced intimate partner violence. Nearly one in five have survived the kind that can kill. The US ranks 31st in the world on women's wellbeing. A third of Gen Z men surveyed globally say a wife should always obey her husband. And two of the loudest voices selling masculinity to boys are facing rape charges.

This episode is about why so many women are saying out loud that they hate men, and why Robin's not apologizing.

In this episode:

-The "last woman on earth" question and what history says happens to women when society collapses - New national data from Tulane and UC San Diego, Georgetown's Women, Peace and Security Index, and femicide - Andrew Tate's new indictment and the Clavicular arraignment - The Lindsay Clancy mistrial, the holdout juror, and why men couldn't let it go - Five of Donald Trump's most misogynistic quotes - Pauline Harmange's "I Hate Men" and the French official who tried to ban it - Reality Check: what men, women, and institutions can actually do