Feminist Professor DROPS The MIC on Cornell 7 Debate

What you'll learn

• 1 (00:01) **Introduction and Host Framing** - Amala Ekpunobi introduces the episode, stating she will react to a clip of feminist academic Camille Paglia discussing the Cornell 7 scandal and the Me Too movement.
• 2 (01:53) **Clip Start: Camille Paglia on Real Rape vs. Miscommunication** - Paglia distinguishes between prosecutable rape and what she calls "dating encounters of miscommunications."
• 3 (03:07) **The Fraternity Party Scenario and Consent** - Paglia argues that a woman agreeing to go to a man's room at a frat party is consenting to sex, which the host challenges as a "reach."
• 4 (05:14) **The Rolex Analogy: Personal Responsibility vs. Victim Blaming** - The host introduces a non-sexual analogy to explain the difference between responsibility for choices and victim blaming.
• 5 (07:05) **Men Living in Fear and the Overcorrection of Me Too** - Paglia argues that women have won the sexual revolution and should stop being coddled, while the host adds that men are now afraid to approach women at all.
• 6 (08:53) **Paglia's Provocative Conclusion: Reverse the Sexual Revolution?** - Paglia suggests that if women cannot handle co-education, perhaps the sexual revolution should be reversed and co-education reconsidered.
• 7 (09:40) **"Ought to Be" vs. "What Is"** - The host contrasts the idealistic worldview ("ought to be") with the realistic worldview ("what is") and argues that modern feminism focuses too much on the former.

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