Evan Rachel Wood’s abuse by Marylin Manson is a tech issue - STUFF MOM NEVER TOLD YOU
06/10/22 • 52 min
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Evan Rachel Wood’s new documentary Phoenix Rising paints a horrifying picture of abuse she experienced by Brian Warner, also known as Marylin Manson.
Bridget joins Sam and Anney at the podcast Stuff Mom Never Told You to talk through why it’s also a tech accountability issue.
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Evan Rachel Wood’s new documentary Phoenix Rising paints a horrifying picture of abuse she experienced by Brian Warner, also known as Marylin Manson.
Bridget joins Sam and Anney at the podcast Stuff Mom Never Told You to talk through why it’s also a tech accountability issue.
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There Are No Girls on the Internet - Evan Rachel Wood’s abuse by Marylin Manson is a tech issue - STUFF MOM NEVER TOLD YOU
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In this episode of "Stuff Mom Never Told You," the focus is on Evan Rachel Wood's accusations of sexual assault against musician Marilyn Manson, and the larger issue of abusive behavior in relationships. The episode discusses the normalization of toxic behaviors and gender roles, highlighting how Manson's public persona helped him escape scrutiny. Multiple women have come forward with similar accounts of abuse, while Manson denies the allegations and accuses the women of conspiring against him. The speakers also delve into YouTube's role in hosting and monetizing Manson's music video, despite allegations of sexual assault. They argue that platforms like YouTube should take responsibility and set standards for appropriate content. The episode emphasizes the importance of supporting survivors and challenging victim-blaming, as well as the need for accountability for abusive behavior in any industry. The speakers also reflect on their personal experiences and societal attitudes surrounding abusive behavior, pushing for a more critical discussion of media's impact on society.
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Just a quick heads up. This episode mentions domestic violence and sexual abuse. There Are No Girls on the Internet as a production of My Heart Radio and Unboss Creative.
Speaker 1I'm Bridget Todd and this is there Are No Girls on the Internet. Actor an activist Evan rachel Wood is among the at least sixteen women who have come forward to make allegations of abuse against musician Brian Warner, who you
Evan Rachel Wood’s abuse by Marylin Manson is a tech issue - STUFF MOM NEVER TOLD YOU Top Questions Answered
Why is YouTube's inaction considered a failure to create a safe environment?
YouTube's inaction in addressing the allegations against Marilyn Manson demonstrates a failure to create a safe environment and reflects a lack of accountability.
Why is YouTube's inaction considered a failure to create a safe environment?
YouTube's inaction in addressing the allegations against Marilyn Manson demonstrates a failure to create a safe environment and reflects a lack of accountability.
Why is YouTube's inaction considered a failure to create a safe environment?
YouTube's inaction in addressing the allegations against Marilyn Manson demonstrates a failure to create a safe environment and reflects a lack of accountability.
Why is YouTube's inaction considered a failure to create a safe environment?
YouTube's inaction in addressing the allegations against Marilyn Manson demonstrates a failure to create a safe environment and reflects a lack of accountability.
Why is YouTube's inaction considered a failure to create a safe environment?
YouTube's inaction in addressing the allegations against Marilyn Manson demonstrates a failure to create a safe environment and reflects a lack of accountability.
Why is YouTube's inaction considered a failure to create a safe environment?
YouTube's inaction in addressing the allegations against Marilyn Manson demonstrates a failure to create a safe environment and reflects a lack of accountability.
Why is YouTube's inaction considered a failure to create a safe environment?
YouTube's inaction in addressing the allegations against Marilyn Manson demonstrates a failure to create a safe environment and reflects a lack of accountability.
Why is YouTube's inaction considered a failure to create a safe environment?
YouTube's inaction in addressing the allegations against Marilyn Manson demonstrates a failure to create a safe environment and reflects a lack of accountability.
Why is YouTube's inaction considered a failure to create a safe environment?
YouTube's inaction in addressing the allegations against Marilyn Manson demonstrates a failure to create a safe environment and reflects a lack of accountability.
Why is YouTube's inaction considered a failure to create a safe environment?
YouTube's inaction in addressing the allegations against Marilyn Manson demonstrates a failure to create a safe environment and reflects a lack of accountability.
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