Dangerous Lee Sponsors Documentary That’s Taking The Scope of #MeToo to #Me2.0: The Rise of Eve Posted on June 21, 2018November 29, 2021 By Dangerous Lee The Rise of Eve Documentary Takes Misogyny To Task Like Never Before! The Rise of Eve documentary challenges gender-based violence and the “shame and blame culture” from Eve to Street Harassment to Honor Killing. The Rise of Eve is #Me2.0 When “The Rise of Eve” went into production in 2014, journalist and filmmaker L. Burner, says her biggest fear was; “The same bias and misogynistic power structure that inspired the film could prevent it from finding a platform.” Burner says that all changed in Oct. 2017 when the #MeToo movement went viral, setting the stage for such a project. But “The Rise of Eve,” which was completed in 2016, goes beyond sexual harassment, touching on misogyny across the boundaries of culture, age and time, taking the scope of #MeToo to #Me2.0. “The Rise of Eve” takes an unprecedented approach in addressing sensitive topics such as derogatory terms for women, intimate partner violence, sexual assault and genital mutilation presenting direct, transparent, courageous and at times, shocking testimonials along with powerful narration. There are heated debates between the sexes, inflammatory assertions of double standards, justifications and superiority tempered with analysis and proponents for women’s rights. It’s important to note that male and feminist are not mutually exclusive in the documentary. Men on Misogyny Many of the men give supportive testimony. There are quite a few notable names interviewed such as U of D’s Professor Yasser Payne, Ph.D., celebrated activist, Chandra Pitts, Allhiphop.com CEO, Greg Watkins and Multi-Platinum producers, Herb Middleton and Carvin Haggins. There is also original commentary from True Crime reporter and best-selling author, Aphrodite Jones. ROE’s Director/Producer L. Burner who is African American and familiar with racial and gender bias is near completion on a sequel that compares the two. My hope is that the critical and heartfelt testimony of survivors and analysis of abusive behavior will inspire a new understanding where only victim-blaming has existed. I would like for people to stop oversimplifying escaping from abuse and know there is valid fear and a psychological hold; that abuse is pathological not “provoked.” Ultimately, I hope to promote empathy and create a paradigm shift in how society processes and responds to gender-based violence.“ https://youtu.be/Tvv7HV20Y5k Use #RiseofEve on social media! Official Website: RiseofEve.com Contact: L. Burner (323) 521-9863 or Lburner1@gmail.com Like this:Like Loading... Related Discover more from Dangerous Lee Publishing Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email. Type your email… Subscribe News #metoo#TimesUpharrassmentL. Burnermisogynypartner violencerelationshipsSexual abuseThe Rise of EveWomen's rights
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