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Kate Manne joins Call Her Daddy for "I am Jane Doe"

Alex Cooper's conversation about sexual violence and victim blaming has passed 1.5 million views.

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I am Jane Doe

The guest is philosopher and author Kate Manne, not the anonymous survivor the title might suggest. In "I am Jane Doe," Alex Cooper brings Manne into a discussion of the Cornell sexual assault case and the movement taking shape around those words.

The episode examines consent, fraternity culture and the scrutiny survivors face. Its description frames a central question: why does concern about consequences for accused men so often displace attention to women's trauma? Some viewers discuss the idea of the "perfect victim," while others describe the barriers they encountered when deciding whether to report sexual violence. Those are personal accounts in the comments, not accounts of the Cornell case.

Posted Sunday, the conversation has reached about 1.5 million views and is drawing by far the largest daily audience among the channel's active videos. It is the most watched of Call Her Daddy's fifteen uploads this week.

Elsewhere, Cooper's subjects are more domestic but also concerned with judgment: "Giving Moms The Permission To Admit It's Hard," "The Fear Of Being Judged As A Mom" and "Creating A Safe Space For Moms To Complain." Relationship clips address how old wounds can intrude on something good. Among the videos drawing fresh attention, "Navigating Your Relationship After Kids" and "Appreciating The Nuance In Motherhood" extend that conversation, making room for gratitude and overwhelm to coexist.

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