In 2012, two high school football players raped an unconscious underage girl. By the next morning, hundreds of texts and social-media posts crisscrossed the eastern Ohio community of Steubenville.
Many of the posts included photographs of the girl, which crossed the line into child pornography.
The case attracted worldwide attention and prompted conversations across the country about the misogynistic atmosphere of Steubenville.
Today on All Sides, we revisit the story and the lessons with documentary filmmaker Nancy Schwartzman. Her new film “Roll Red Roll” premiered Jun 17th on PBS.
Guests:
- Nancy Schwartzman, filmmaker ‘Roll Red Roll’
- Jonathan Branfman, Visiting Assistant Professor, the College of William & Mary
- Ronald Levant, Professor emeritus of psychology, University of AkronPrevious APA president; co-editor of the APA volume “The Psychology of Men and Masculinities”
