Guilt and Identity
The conversation delves into the complexities of guilt and identity among men, particularly white cis men, in relation to women's safety and consent. Jase shares his experiences and the internal struggle of reconciling being part of a demographic historically linked to violence against women, while also wanting to be an ally. This nuanced discussion highlights the emotional weight of societal labels and the challenge of fostering understanding without self-loathing.In this clip
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