I would be really interested to read a follow-up article focusing on the dynamics of rape-culture in this case. Here we have a man who made the decision to call another male's behavior out in public and the person who is ultimately harmed is the man standing up for women's freedom from sexual harassment. For ever and a day, women have had to prove they were assaulted, abused, harassed, or raped. Now men cannot speak about the poor behavior of other males too? This IS rape culture. This is how it works. This is an example of suppressing decent men from policing bad male behavior, the very thing we need to end rape culture. So maddening!