Fraternities and sororities in North America
Subject in Society & Culture
Fraternities and sororities in North America has come up in 1 episode across 1 podcast in TMT, including Call Her Daddy. 2 people have made recorded remarks about it.
What people said
Kate ManneAustralian-born feminist philosopher, author, and Cornell University professor known for her work on misogyny
Manne cites Jane Doe's lawsuit as noting that fraternity houses are nearly uninsurable, ranking close to hazardous waste disposal in insurance risk.
“they are virtually uninsurable. That's how dangerous fraternity houses are, that they're just a hair below hazardous waste disposal and asbestos removal in terms of insurance risk”
Call Her Daddy: I am Jane Doe (Oct 11, 2026) · Listen from 57:22
Manne argues campus sexual violence is not unique to Cornell but ubiquitous across campuses.
“This is absolutely not a uniquely Cornell problem. And I say this not to defend my employer”
Call Her Daddy: I am Jane Doe (Oct 11, 2026) · Listen from 8:59
Alex CooperAmerican podcaster and media entrepreneur, host of Call Her Daddy
Cooper says she has publicly called for fraternities to be shut down.
“how are fraternities still up and running? Like we need to shut these fraternities down”
Call Her Daddy: I am Jane Doe (Oct 11, 2026) · Listen from 56:32
Podcasts
- Call Her Daddy · 1 episode
Episodes
I am Jane DoeCall 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.