Interestingly, people who use NAMALT often go on to shoot down women’s experience. It didn’t happen to them (so they say) so it can’t have happened to you, you’re exaggerating. Because, you see, NAMALT - even though all men, all of them, every single one of them, has a responsibility to stop sexual harassment of women
That’s quite a leap.
NAMALT - it’s a fact!
I can honestly say I studied a very make dominated subject at university (well it was at the time), worked in a very make dominated environment at one point, count as many men as friends as I do women, brought up sons, have brothers, and I’ve never heard any of my wide circle laugh about rape, decry victims or defend sexual abusers in any form. The men I associate with are decent, moral human beings.
The sexual abusers, rapists and apologists for such people are those I read about in the press. That doesn’t make me want to assume all men are the problem.
Men and women have both got responsibility for their own behaviour and for calling out inappropriate behaviour when they see or hear it.