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Orzo posted:Please tell me this is a fakepost and you aren't seriously implying that men were just saying 'hello' to her. Well it was edited quite a bit to emphasize non-white people
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Xelkelvos posted:Well it was edited quite a bit to emphasize non-white people yeah that was lovely as gently caress
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Lonely Rolling Star posted:Chunky gal shames people who might have accidentally glanced in her direction while taking selfies, the picture book. Naturally it's been funded already. The huffpo article on her was linked on my fb timeline a while ago. She's just attention-seeking.
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Xelkelvos posted:Well it was edited quite a bit to emphasize non-white people If it was filmed outside during standard working hours then economically disadvantaged groups are naturally going to be overrepresented. The Supreme Court has a new favorite as of 18:07 on Nov 20, 2014 |
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Nov 20, 2014 18:04
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...of SCIENCE! is a lovely person, news at 11
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Link to this cat-calling video?
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...of SCIENCE! posted:A woman just got national press for making a video where a few
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Madcosby posted:Link to this cat-calling video? http://youtube.com/watch?v=nX1YzS_CYIw
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Holy poo poo. Where do you live that this kind of abuse is just saying hello?
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The Supreme Court posted:If it was filmed outside during standard working hours then economically disadvantaged groups are naturally going to be overrepresented. The lady they filmed was interviewed in NPR and said that whites were more represented than they were in the final video, with all the races being about evenly lovely.
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senrath posted:The lady they filmed was interviewed in NPR and said that whites were more represented than they were in the final video, with all the races being about evenly lovely. Maybe GenderSelectScreen has a new favorite as of 10:04 on Nov 21, 2014 |
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Nov 20, 2014 19:01
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Hitlers Gay Secret posted:Maybe she didn't show them to make it look even more threatening? Replace she with "the people in charge of the video" and add in a "because racism" and you've probably got it right. The lady had nothing to do with the editing.
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The first women who did this a few years back in brussel admitted that the video reflected her actual experience that men from africa and the middle east where the most obnoxious. Her explanation was something something social conditions let's talk about something else okay. e: my favorite made up social stigma fattie picture is the one where she's sitting on a swing looking sad next to a curious kid. How can anyone think this crap shows anything. unpacked robinhood has a new favorite as of 19:45 on Nov 20, 2014 |
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unpacked robinhood posted:The first women who did this a few years back in brussel admitted that the video reflected her actual experience that men from africa and the middle east where the most obnoxious. Her explanation was something something social conditions let's talk about something else okay. The pictures are just straight up poo poo, too. Random people who's heads are turned toward her for whatever reason. This is hilarious; this woman has an ego problem if she actually thinks she's the center of everyone's attention
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I though that there was a lot of white guys to but they where mostly quieter and didn't really make for good video.
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Sandweed posted:I though that there was a lot of white guys to but they where mostly quieter and didn't really make for good video. no it was literally just racism.
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Stux posted:no it was literally just racism. No, actually while rape culture is manifest everywhere- certain manifestations of it do differ in prevalence among cultures and socioeconomic groups. All-out catcalling (like from passerby or cars, often with gestures or repetition) tends to be much more prevalent in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods, both urban and rural (with a strong skew toward urban ones- with predominantly black and Latino populations- by population density) than in other North American populations. It's an artifact of social norms (similar attitudes exist in parts of the Caribbean and Latin America) and the effects of socioeconomic depression. It's not "just racism" (but frankly related to the long-term effects of ongoing institutional racism). And I say this as a Latino getting a Master's in anthropology with a girlfriend getting a Master's in urban education who studies this all day long.
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Growing up as an affluent white I thought that catcalling was just some pop culture joke on tv that never occurred in real life. I cannot recall ever witnessing it even once until after high school. The first time I witnessed it I thought "this must be a joke". Oh those naive days.
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Hey guys, it turns out that catcalling and workplace harassment can be solved with crowdfunded t-shirts!!!quote:Package that all together, with a friend posting on his facebook page to discuss, the youtube video "10 hours of walking in NYC as a woman" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1XGPvbWn0A They never actually explain what text they'll be putting on the shirts or how it's supposed to stop harassment.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Hey guys, it turns out that catcalling and workplace harassment can be solved with crowdfunded t-shirts!!! I'm the poorly written description of bodies pressing alongside each other and hands grazing across chests. Snowglobe of Doom posted:They never actually explain what text they'll be putting on the shirts or how it's supposed to stop harassment. My understanding is it's going to be literally 'Un ACCEPT able'. When someone harasses you, you just point at your chest and the harasser cries in shame.
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Nov 21, 2014 11:07
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Electric Bugaloo posted:No, actually while rape culture is manifest everywhere- certain manifestations of it do differ in prevalence among cultures and socioeconomic groups. All-out catcalling (like from passerby or cars, often with gestures or repetition) tends to be much more prevalent in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods, both urban and rural (with a strong skew toward urban ones- with predominantly black and Latino populations- by population density) than in other North American populations. It's an artifact of social norms (similar attitudes exist in parts of the Caribbean and Latin America) and the effects of socioeconomic depression. except they even admitted they got a ton of white dudes doing the same poo poo, but they just happened to be "off camera" or got covered by a "siren" or other dumb reasons they just couldn't include them. don't buy the other stuff either, jessica williams did a similar video iirc and got construction workers, teenagers, even wall street dudes doing the exact same poo poo. income makes no difference when it comes to creepy dudes being dickheads, cos ive walked around very nice areas and cities and seen and heard cat calling by dudes in suits and briefcases. when the company that made the NYC one admits they had just as many white dudes as everyone else, but edited them out, maybe they should be looking at getting another take or something so they don't end up making a wholly unrepresentative video.
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Paladinus posted:My understanding is it's going to be literally 'Un ACCEPT able'. When someone harasses you, you just point at your chest and the harasser cries in shame. I'd like to imagine that the wearer's hand wavers over the shirt to indicate the current rate of acceptability of whatever discussion they're in. If you're doing okay she keeps pointing to 'ACCEPTABLE' but if you start in with the creepy stuff her finger gets closer and closer to 'Un' until you cross the line.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:I'd like to imagine that the wearer's hand wavers over the shirt to indicate the current rate of acceptability of whatever discussion they're in. If you're doing okay she keeps pointing to 'ACCEPTABLE' but if you start in with the creepy stuff her finger gets closer and closer to 'Un' until you cross the line. Or she can put her hand on 'Un' and wink at handsome and respectful men suggestively.
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Yeah the guy who edited the video turned out to be modestly notorious for putting out some prettttty white supremacist poo poo, iirc.
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Chomp8645 posted:Growing up as an affluent white I thought that catcalling was just some pop culture joke on tv that never occurred in real life. I cannot recall ever witnessing it even once until after high school. I have never seen a woman get catcalled. I've worked and lived in the city, gone to school for years in a downtown Atlanta campus, and taken buses/trains as my primary source of transportation. I'm not saying it doesn't happen or isn't a real issue, I've just never seen it. It doesn't even register for me as a means of communication. Then again, I'm a white and we prefer drunken date rape to accosting ladies on the street.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Oh there's so much more that this guy is unaware of ... Sure, but do the makers of those "card clips" do jumping jacks after every sale?
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Krispy Kareem posted:I have never seen a woman get catcalled. I've worked and lived in the city, gone to school for years in a downtown Atlanta campus, and taken buses/trains as my primary source of transportation. I'm not saying it doesn't happen or isn't a real issue, I've just never seen it. Must be that southern hospitality! I reckon it's those no good northern liberals doing all the catcalling tell you what.
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Krispy Kareem posted:I have never seen a woman get catcalled. I've worked and lived in the city, gone to school for years in a downtown Atlanta campus, and taken buses/trains as my primary source of transportation. I'm not saying it doesn't happen or isn't a real issue, I've just never seen it. This is ridiculous, maybe go see the ear doctor cuz you're obviously deaf and maybe blind. Catcalling is so so so common, but it takes many different forms. I mean, guys have catcalled to girls I was dating WHILE I WAS WALKING DOWN THE STREET WITH THEM, hand in hand or whatever. This has happened multiple times, multiple girls. I can't even imagine what it must be like to be a woman walking alone. This comes across as mean, sorry I'm not mad at you, just THE MAN Drunk Tomato has a new favorite as of 18:15 on Nov 21, 2014 |
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Drunk Tomato posted:This is ridiculous, maybe go see the ear doctor cuz you're obviously deaf and maybe blind. Catcalling is so so so common, but it takes many different forms.
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Drunk Tomato posted:This is ridiculous, maybe go see the ear doctor cuz you're obviously deaf and maybe blind. Catcalling is so so so common, but it takes many different forms. Yeah, nope. Never seen it. I was thinking maybe it was the time of day I was in the city (weekdays, during business hours). When I lived in the city it was kind of a hippie area, so maybe granola types don't yell, "baby baby" at passing ladies. Chomp8645 posted:Must be that southern hospitality! I reckon it's those no good northern liberals doing all the catcalling tell you what. Oh yeah, you get that Andrew Cuomo hanging out the window in Albany saying "ooooooobaby, I'll fillabuster that rear end. Do you feel sick, cuz I got a single payer that might cure you." Krispy Wafer has a new favorite as of 18:35 on Nov 21, 2014 |
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I've never heard people catcall women because I live in an area where people skip the catcalling and just sexually assault them. 
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One night I've seen a random guy we started talking to with my friend fondle her thigh once it was clear she wasn't my girlfriend even though she made it clear before that she wasn't interested , while the three of us where sitting at a table. I thought it was pretty boss. I've also heard countless first hand stories so I'm inclined to believe it's an actual thing. e: also we can throw anecdotes at each other all day long Hitlers Gay Secret posted:I'm not saying catcalling doesn't happen, I'm just saying that I find it absurd that it actually exists as a real thing and not in the realm of books and movies. I'm not disagreeing with you I'm just happy not to be a girl sometimes unpacked robinhood has a new favorite as of 19:52 on Nov 21, 2014 |
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I'm not saying catcalling doesn't happen, I'm just saying that I find it absurd that it actually exists as a real thing and not in the realm of books and movies.
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Yeah, I don't think anyone here is implying catcalling doesn't exist or isn't a problem. But I think it requires some pre-existing conditions to occur. Women don't just walk down the street and suddenly VERBAL ASSAULT. The guys doing it have to feel reasonably safe or emboldened by peers. And that's part of the problem, it's not so much the individual as the environment that spurs the unwanted attention. A lady passes one guy in a crowded area, probably no response. Same lady walking by the same guy with 3 of his friends on a lonely street - different result.
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