Episode 4: Act Like a Man

Beyond #MeToo | Jan 25, 2018

All this week, we've been discussing adversity and harassment faced by women. Tonight, WNYC's Kai Wright opens the phones for men. First, he'll speak to feminist, anti-racist activist Chris Crass about the pain, pressure, and bad behavior that stems from a lifetime of being told to "act like a man." Then, Rinku Sen, Race Forward Senior Strategist and contributing writer for Colorlines, and Saru Jayaraman, Co-Founder and Co-Director of Restaurant Opportunities Centers United and Director of the Food Labor Research Center at UC Berkeley, will talk about how those bad behaviors play out in different kinds of workplaces and in society at large.

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