Eve Ensler: A New Era

Eve Ensler discusses her book 'The Apology', exploring the need for authentic apologies, especially from men, in the context of sexual and domestic abuse. She highlights the interplay of sex and power, the global impact of the Me Too movement, and the importance of moving from punishment to transformation. Ensler emphasizes the need for men to engage in self-reflection and accountability to foster healing and societal change.

What are some characteristics of a true apology according to the author?

How does the author suggest we can raise boys to be more emotionally aware and tender?

What does the author identify as the 'alchemy of an apology'?

In what ways does the author believe that societal structures can support men in their transformation?