> This comes far too close, in my opinion, to the view that men just can't help themselves and therefore don't really deserved to be blamed. A very small perce

> This comes far too close, in my opinion, to the view that men just can't help themselves and therefore don't really deserved to be blamed. A very small percentage of people will not behave unless they’re forced to behave, and held accountable when they don’t. That doesn’t alleviate them of culpability, but it does mean that we cannot rely solely on individuals’ better judgement to keep people safe and healthy. > the potential treatments become more numerous (and less onerous) than permanently isolating men and women Providing single-sex living spaces and intimate facilities substantially reduces harassment and assault — we’ve known and successfully made use of that fact for a very long time.