Don't cry like a girl, don't run like a girl, don't throw like a girl. At ages 7 through adolescence, the worst insult he could remember was being called a girl. I looked around and men were in charge. Even at home, my dad was in charge. During puberty, young men learn violence through the news and entertainment media because it sexualizes and objectifies women, Derry said.
Boys see sex being sold and violence being eroticized.
Men bond around sexual objectification. This upbringing leads to men growing up being abusive and sexist. Female audience members said they appreciated the male perspective. He was blunt and straightforward, and the humor made it interesting. Derry also gave telling statistics on the rising occurrence of sexual assaults, battery and rape.