Law Professor Talks Cornell 7, Doxing of Jane Doe & ‘The Burnerverse’

I actually did for many years teach self-defense,

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and I do think that physical self-defense is a big part

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of what women are going to have to,

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and I wish that this were not true.

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of the most valuable things that women can learn,

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is actually how to defend themselves physically.

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From WIRED, this is the Big Interview.

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I'm Senior Culture Writer EJ Dickson,

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sitting in this week for Katie Drummond.

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My guest today, Dr. Mary Anne Franks,

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is a professor at the George Washington Law School

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specializing in the intersection of civil rights,

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Mary Anne Franks, thank you so much for being here today.

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hearing the term revenge porn in 2011 or 2012.

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and how we talk about it has evolved a ton since then.

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So for listeners who aren't as plugged into the work you do,

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I'm guessing terminology like image-based abuse

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or deepfake sexual abuse can seem sterile

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Can you walk me through the evolution of these terms?

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Like, why is it better to be so formal

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You know, one of the hardest things about trying

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to talk about these issues is figuring out

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So we think about the term revenge porn,

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you know, for lack of…

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