In the old Turkish movies, we used to know who the harasser was even before the man walked in the door. A dark type, a dirty look, an unpleasant face... The script was so clear that the \u201cbad\u201d was obvious.
\nWhat about today?
\nToday, the real danger is hidden in those with ties, clean faces and those who preach \u201cmorality\u201d on the screen.
\nIronically, some of those who describe judicial cases every day, try to solve the anatomy of crime, lecture society on \u201chonor\u201d and \u201cvirtue\u201d are the perpetrators of the same immorality. Those who commit the evil they report on in their own rooms, in their own messages, against their own colleagues...
\nAnd it's not just the press.
\nFrom artists to academics, from writers to teachers, people who stand in front of society, who are expected to set an example for society, even to guide it from time to time...
\nIt turns out that there are masks behind these roles.
\nWhen that mask falls, we see that sometimes the gravest immoralities take place precisely in the rooms of those who give \u201cmoral lessons\u201d.
\nIn the past, there used to be a type of villain; today, most of them come out from among those with innocent faces, those who inspire confidence, those who talk about \u201cwomen's rights\u201d. Because evil is no longer hidden, it is only made up.
\nAnd women?
\nThey are already in great pain when they are harassed, but the real persecution begins when they speak out.
\nBecause this society still teaches that it is not the harasser who should be ashamed, but the woman who is harassed.
\nAs soon as the woman says, \u201cThis happened to me,\u201d she is once again accused:
\n\u201cAren't you ashamed to say that?\u201d
\n\u201cNow everyone will hear...\u201d
\n\u201cIf you hadn't said it, if you had kept quiet...\u201d
\nIn other words, it is the woman who is shamed both for being harassed and for saying that she was harassed.
\nIt is women who are marginalized, silenced and stigmatized when they speak out.
\nAnd so even screaming is criminalized.
\nWorse:
\nWhen a woman speaks out, it is the woman who pays the fine, not the harasser.
\nShe is fired from her job, she is mobbed, she is left alone.
\nThere are such cases that when a man commits the same crime, he is protected, taken care of and kept in his position; but when a woman tells about the harassment she has experienced, her name and surname are written openly, she is stigmatized and ostracized.
\nBecause for the masculine order, it is not the perpetrator of the crime, but the woman who uncovers the crime that is a bigger problem.
\nIn other words, the harasser is protected and the harassment is punished.
\nAnd then?
\nThe woman either keeps silent... or loses her job... or, unfortunately, her life.
\nToday there is no longer a type of evil.
\nNo ID, no copy.
\nBecause evil no longer hides in the shadows; on the contrary, it appears under the brightest lights, center stage, in clean, trustworthy-looking faces and institutions.
\nSometimes in the smile of a news anchor, sometimes in the seriousness of an academic, sometimes in the brilliance of an artist...
\nIn short, evil no longer cloaks itself in darkness, but in light.
\nPerhaps the real question now is:
\nHas the mask of evil changed, or have we turned into a crowd that applauds and loves evil?<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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