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An estimated 1/4 men admit to sexual coercion, but the title reads "not most men."
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While true, this is not the point. Most women have been victims of sexual violence. Even if it was just one single man doing all of that, this would be a problem. An easier to fix problem certainly, but still a problem.
Of course, it's not just one man, but a significant minority of men. Numerous enough that this is not an easy problem to fix.
I don't think this will ever be fixed, but perhaps with education it can be made less bad.
Exactly. The title of this piece is infuriating. I mean... one out of four men might not be a majority, but it means that in a full elevator, at least one or two men are essentially willing to rape.