A TED Talk That Might Turn Every Man Who Watches It Into A Feminist? It’s Pretty Fantastic.

This is, hands down, my favorite TED talk of all time. That isn’t hyperbole. I spent three days trying to pull out some highlights to share and ended up with a second-by-second recap of the whole dang thing. Just hit play, and let the awesomeness wash over you (but especially pay attention around the 10-minute…

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Rebecca Eisenberg

May 3, 2013

Note: This video discusses sexual and physical violence. Transcript below if you want to read ahead.

You should probably share this with all your friends. Especially if they’re dudes. Just sayin’.

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