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John Shaw, director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute and host of Simoncast, becomes the focus of today's interview with Alee Quick.
The long-time TV presenter took to Twitter on Thursday in hopes to defend men and call out the #CurfewForMen trend as excessive "fear-mongering". However, her tweet seems to have caused some backlash from women who fear she has missed the point. Although Davina's intentions are clear - to reassure women that "not all men" are dangerous and therefore should not always be perceived as a threat. Nevertheless, responses are quick to point out that while it is not all men, it is near impossible to tell which ones do pose a threat. I don't think people are calling all men dangerous but some are and...