Hey, what's up? Welcome to Beyond the Scenes. We are the podcast that goes deeper into segments

and topics that originally aired on the Daily Show with Trevor Noah. I'm Roy Wood Jr.

as always and today we are talking about a very serious issue, violence against women

and why it's up to men to stop it. We'll also be taking a look at a recent segment about

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West and the harassment that many women face when trying to leave a relationship.

Now, before we get started, I just want to just add a quick little disclaimer. Today's conversation

might contain some tough subject matter. So I just want everyone to be aware of that and give

you an off ramp if you need it. All right, with that aside, let's roll the clip.

For many women, every time they leave the house, it's a risk. And this is not something

that men experience. Like when the pandemic hit, men were like, so just going outside is dangerous

now and women are like, yeah, add it to the list. Because for women, just being out in public

means facing a wide array of potential threats from men. The top story at this hour, the violence

against women and the conversation that it has sparked among women around the world.

For many, it can feel like the only way to guarantee your personal safety is to stay at home,

lock your doors and never leave. The World Health Organization says one in three women worldwide have

been subjected to physical or sexual violence. And data shows the violence starts alarmingly young.

Around the world, six women are killed every hour by men. And for women of color, their cases

rarely in the headlines. On social media, the post text me when you get home now going viral.

Women all over the world, sharing their stories.

As men, we should be steering this conversation to where it belongs, centered on us. Because this is

our responsibility not to be creeps. All right. So let's not make it the one thing that we don't take credit for.

Today I'm joined by Daily Show writer, Kristiana Mbachwe, and I'm also joined by journalists and

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