TED: Violence against women -- it's a men's issue | Jackson Katz

The video discusses gender violence, emphasizing that it is not just a women's issue but a men's issue as well. It highlights how language and societal structures contribute to victim blaming and the invisibility of male responsibility. The speaker advocates for a shift in focus to include men's roles in preventing violence and the importance of leadership in addressing these issues. The bystander approach is introduced as a method to empower individuals to intervene and challenge abusive behaviors.

What are some of the issues that are categorized under gender violence?

Why does the speaker argue that gender violence should not be seen solely as a women's issue?

How does the framing of gender violence as a women's issue affect men's perception and involvement?

What analogy does the speaker use to explain the confusion surrounding the term 'gender'?

What is the significance of the passive voice in the context of domestic violence as discussed in the text?

What are some of the questions that should be asked to address the root causes of domestic violence?

In what ways does the speaker believe societal structures contribute to the perpetuation of gender violence?

How does the speaker suggest men can play a role in preventing gender violence?

What is the bystander approach to gender violence prevention mentioned in the text?

What does the speaker identify as a failure of leadership in addressing gender violence?