> "not all men" attitude is a key way that harassers are sheltered. I'm not sure that this makes sense. Saying that someone's behaviour is unusual - not typic

> "not all men" attitude is a key way that harassers are sheltered. I'm not sure that this makes sense. Saying that someone's behaviour is unusual - not typical of most men - does not sound like sheltering them. Most men don't harass women, ergo the men that do are a minority whose views and behaviour are out of step with their peers. I think we need to say this more.