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Terms apply. Welcome to the Laverne Cox Show, a production of Shondaland audio in partnership with IHeart

Radio.

Most men don't support sexual violence,

but many men who don't personally support sexual violence think they're in the minority.

But when you let them know that they're actually in the majority,

they're more likely to speak up and speak out against it and less likely to commit hostile acts.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to the Laverne Cox Show. My name is Laverne Cox.

On the last season of the Laverne Cox show, I had the honor of interviewing Toronto Burke, the founder of the Me Too movement.

And we talked about reclaiming what Me Too means and I expressed my hopes that in the post Me Too era, we, like, you know, end a culture of sexual violence.

And we've had probably perhaps the opposite, an intense backlash against all of that.

And I think it's an important conversation to continue to have.

And that brings me to today's guest, Ellen Friedrichs. Ellen Friedrichs is a health

educator, writer, and mother of three. She is the author of the amazing book, Good Sexual Citizenship,

How to Create a Sexually Safer World. Her writing has appeared in publications including the

Washington Post,

Parents.com, Salon, and the Huffington Post. Ellen runs a middle school and high school health

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