youtube.com "A really common misstep is this idea that men have to be like saviours or protectors of women," he told BuzzFeed Australia. "It's actually our job to stand beside women, to amplify their experiences and their voices and to allow them to experience online spaces in a way that is safe for them as well."
BFOZ: What are ways that men, particularly young men on the internet, can speak up against gendered violence?
Tarang: One of the most powerful things when someone makes a disrespectful or sexist joke is just asking, “Hey, what do you mean?”, or “Why was that funny?” Just pretending to be ignorant can sometimes be really, really powerful.
Reframe what’s cool. Respecting women is cool, respecting gender diverse people is cool, and it’s not uncool to care about other people.
Start to think outside the square a little bit around how women exist independent of men, that women’s ambitions matter independent of man, that a woman’s life function doesn’t exist in relation to a man. They might, right? But it’s not their sole thing. It’s an important consideration and part of the foundational work of figuring out how we can call out disrespect.
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