Comedy and Masculinity
Sara discusses the troubling dynamics of masculinity in comedy, highlighting how some men view women merely as gatekeepers in a game for sex. She reflects on the evolution of this mindset, noting that while the language has changed, the underlying attitudes remain. As a parent of a son, she expresses relief at not having to navigate the complexities of raising a daughter in a world filled with these challenges, revealing her desire to ensure her son grows up with a healthy understanding of gender relations.In this clip
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