This essay is important. It was important when I first read it several days ago and it’s important right now and it’s is totally true to my experience of living my own life with a constant awareness of danger. Thank you to Pheadra Starling for writing this.
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I’m stunned and moved by her insight. It IS an important essay. Sadly, most men of my generation will never read it because of her literary style of tongue-in-cheek sarcasm. It saddens me that the gravity of her words didn’t inspire her to work outside of such strong vernacular. She’s explains levels of discomfort and situational wariness from a woman’s POV so well – but that strong voice changes to weak sarcasm when directed back to talking to a male counterpart. Anyway, I admire her ability to break down such a scary subject and publish. Bravo! Keep them comin’ Carrie!
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