Susana Draper, Princeton professor: The calling out of aggressors on social media often reproduces the tics of the punitive system'

Susana Draper emphasizes the importance of collective knowledge over academic elitism, advocating for social movements grounded in real-world experience and feminist activism.

Draper questions the effectiveness of punitive systems, suggesting that merely silencing or shaming aggressors does not address the root causes of violence.

She discusses the complexity of social media's role in the #MeToo movement, highlighting that while it creates connections, it often leads to isolation, complicating women's collective struggles.

With her book, Draper provides practical guidance on addressing gender-based violence, arguing for approaches that empower communities rather than perpetuate punitive cycles.

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