Redefining Victimhood offers a critical examination of how consent and accountability intersect with the experiences of male survivors within the framework of woke discourse. In a world often dominated by traditional gender narratives, this book challenges societal norms and explores the complex reality of male victimization, particularly in cases of domestic violence and sexual assault. By centering consent and accountability, Redefining Victimhood calls for a shift in understanding, urging a more nuanced, inclusive approach to advocacy. Through thoughtful analysis and compelling insights, this book provides an essential conversation about the need to recognize and support male survivors, dismantling harmful stereotypes and promoting a culture of empathy, respect, and justice for all victims.
