What Kate Manne has said about Cornell University Chi Phi sexual assault case

3 quotes · 1 episode · Oct 11, 2026

Kate Manne, Australian-born feminist philosopher, author, and Cornell University professor known for her work on misogyny, has been quoted on Cornell University Chi Phi sexual assault case 3 times in 1 episode of Call Her Daddy, most recently on October 11, 2026. Each quote below is verbatim and links to the moment it was said.

In their words

  • Manne cites statistics that about a quarter of female undergraduates experience sexual assault during college.

    “roughly a quarter of female undergraduates will be subject to sexual assault during their four years in college, which is really shocking”

    Call Her Daddy: I am Jane Doe (Oct 11, 2026) · Listen from 8:09

  • Manne says Cornell Health allegedly did not offer Jane Doe a rape kit despite her reporting traumatic injuries.

    “the physician or medical provider, whoever it was, didn't follow up and, for example, offered to take a rape kit”

    Call Her Daddy: I am Jane Doe (Oct 11, 2026) · Listen from 14:10

  • Manne objects that Jane Doe dropped out without a tuition refund while five of the seven accused men may graduate.

    “why Jane Doe ends up dropping out and not getting her tuition refunded while five of the seven men who she alleged attacked her are left free to graduate”

    Call Her Daddy: I am Jane Doe (Oct 11, 2026) · Listen from 16:56

Episodes

  • I am Jane Doe

    Call Her Daddy · Oct 11, 2026 · 1 h 16 min

    Alex Cooper and feminist philosopher Kate Manne discuss the Cornell 'I Am Jane Doe' sexual assault case, misogyny, 'hympathy,' victim blaming, and fraternity culture.

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