Kate Manne made a great point at Sydney Writers' Festival Misogyny not defined by how person accused of it feels, but how people facing it do. It struck me the same goes for racism. Austs may not ‘feel’ like they’re racist, but people of colour may experience us as if we are. See No vote

Thank you Sydney Writers' Festival for putting these authors and books in front of me/us. Inspired to get into this new book stash. So far I've read the beautiful memoir of Nova Weetman and am keen to read some Kate Manne after her articulate and impassioned closing night address. #books

In just a few hours! swf.org.au/program/season…

So excited to see this out in the world! As I said in my blurb, resilience is an ideology, and this is a brilliant corrective--and must-read for our age

Book recommendation! Unshrinking by Kate Manne Readable yet really well researched, with personal elements too. This is a really important book 🙌

I'm beyond honored to be a recipient of the Lebowitz prize this year, along with David Livingstone Smith. We'll be delivering our address, 'Dehumanization and its Discontents' at the Pacific APA

This week on The Pulse, I talk to
@Kate_Manne, the author of 'Unshrinking: How to Face Fatphobia'. Listen Live: youtu.be/6x8G9jjTPgY?si… #fatphobia #healthcare #discrimination
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This is fucking appalling

A lot going on these days at Cornell that I can't write about yet. Writing on Baby Reindeer, heavy as it was, was a brief escape from the work I've been devoted to over the past week. Please don't assume that someone's entire life is or can be on social media. It isn't; it can't

I weighed in, with trepidation, on Baby Reindeer katemanne.substack.com/p/why-does-bab…

'Patriarchal ideology is so deeply rooted, we don't even notice its everyday adherence, policing and enforcement,' Cornell philosophy professor Kate Manne says on PBS, of the 'horrific tragedy' in Sydney, Aus: 5 of 6 people stabbed to death were women.
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It was an honor to get to have this conversation. We need to keep speaking out for all the victims and targets of misogyny who cannot speak for themselves any longer

Kate Manne saying exactly what it is, as usual…

Professor and author Kate Manne discusses the stabbing attack on a mall in Sydney, Australia and how misogynistic ideology can turn deadly. Kate Manne Michel Martin
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A lone attacker stabbed six people at a busy Sydney shopping mall earlier this month – five of whom were women. Professor and author Kate Manne reflects on the reluctance by authorities to label this violence as motivated by ideology. Michel Martin