Cazarré: ‘Não somos a pior coisa’; Vera: Difícil pensar num homem protetor quando eles nos atacam
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This Tuesday's #GloboNewsDebate (12) discussed the role of men in a world where women are fighting for their spaces, inviting actor Juliano Cazarré, psychoanalyst Vera Iaconelli and consultant on gender and race equality Ismael dos Anjos, coordinator of the project “The Silence of Men”. Different voices, different visions. You form your own.
Regarding the course described by the actor as “the largest meeting of men in Brazil”, @juliaduailibi questioned: “What kind of man does your course intend to form?”.
📌 Juliano Cazarré
💬 “Basically, men who serve. I think that's the role of men. It always has been. A man who doesn't know how to solve a problem is a problem in himself. (...) My course is just a bit of common sense, you know? It's also about us starting to say 'we're not the worst thing in the world either'.”
📌 Vera Iaconelli
💬 “We live in a very sick society, with a lot of burnout and depression, but women, in addition to that, have another problem: men, who kill them, who want to control their bodies, who want to decide their futures. So, what men do or fail to do directly affects us. (...) It's difficult to think of a man who protects us when it's men who attack us.”
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Acho que devemos, para algum sucesso nessa empreitada, qualificar nossa escuta (independente do nosso gênero, orientação sexual, cor, classe social ou que seja).
Mas, sem dúvida, na minha concepção, é algo urgente.
O cara fez um curso onde fala sobre valor do homem, e isso não deveria ser tratado como crime ou como se fosse automaticamente “machismo”. Hoje em dia, no Brasil, parece que cresce cada vez mais a ideia de que ser homem é errado, que a forma tradicional de viver, agir e pensar do homem é sempre tóxica ou negativa.
Só que isso não resolve nada. O que resolve é equilíbrio, responsabilidade e respeito mútuo. Homem e mulher precisam se complementar, não competir. O debate deveria ser sobre maturidade, família, compromisso e valores, e não sobre transformar tudo em uma guerra de gêneros.
Não conhecia mas, irei acompanhar o conteúdo dele.
Mesmo sabendo que muitas pessoas irão promover péssimas concordâncias, a respeito do Cazarré.. Acho (em certo parâmetro) necessária a presença dele, já que está organizando esse ideia de "negócio", que ele tenha uma parcela de consciência da realidade atual, de quem se opõe, porque sofre com o absurdo que tem sido o homem na sociedade.
Cazarré: ‘Não somos a pior coisa’; Vera: Difícil pensar num homem protetor quando eles nos atacam
globonews
34,364 views
This Tuesday's #GloboNewsDebate (12) discussed the role of men in a world where women are fighting for their spaces, inviting actor Juliano Cazarré, psychoanalyst Vera Iaconelli and consultant on gender and race equality Ismael dos Anjos, coordinator of the project “The Silence of Men”. Different voices, different visions. You form your own.
Regarding the course described by the actor as “the largest meeting of men in Brazil”, @juliaduailibi questioned: “What kind of man does your course intend to form?”.
📌 Juliano Cazarré
💬 “Basically, men who serve. I think that's the role of men. It always has been. A man who doesn't know how to solve a problem is a problem in himself. (...) My course is just a bit of common sense, you know? It's also about us starting to say 'we're not the worst thing in the world either'.”
📌 Vera Iaconelli
💬 “We live in a very sick society, with a lot of burnout and depression, but women, in addition to that, have another problem: men, who kill them, who want to control their bodies, who want to decide their futures. So, what men do or fail to do directly affects us. (...) It's difficult to think of a man who protects us when it's men who attack us.”
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