Cornell 7 Women DESTROYED In New DESPERATE Move

Cornell 7 Podcast Turns Into A War On ALL Men
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Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy episode about the Cornell allegations has detonated online. In the viral clip, Cornell philosophy professor Kate Manne says all-male groups are “generally very problematic,” invokes the Epstein files as an example of men failing to call one another out and describes fraternity culture as that dynamic “on steroids.” Cooper then says fraternities need to be shut down completely.
That sweeping leap is why the backlash has been so brutal. Sexual-assault allegations deserve a serious investigation, but critics argue this conversation moves from the alleged actions of specific people to treating male-only groups themselves as inherently suspect. The Cornell case remains contested, with a reopened criminal investigation and civil litigation—not a criminal conviction. Yet one unresolved case is already being used to put fraternities, male friendship and men organizing together on trial.