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DESCRIPTION:In 1978\, Greta Rideout was the first American woman still livi
 ng with her husband to charge him with rape\, which was only a crime in fo
 ur states at the time. The ensuing trial and relentless media coverage bro
 ught the issue to the country's attention\, but the fallout -- which inclu
 ded an acquittal\, a TV movie based on the case\, and criminalization acro
 ss 50 states over the next fifteen years -- was enormous. At a time when w
 omen's rights are being rolled back at alarming rates\, what does the Ride
 out case tell us about a woman's right to bodily autonomy? And if a man ca
 n get away with raping his wife\, who else does he have the impunity to ra
 pe? Join Sarah Weinman as she discusses the case at the heart of her book-
 in-progress\, Without Consent.\n\nBio: \n\nSarah Weinman is the author of 
 The Real Lolita and Scoundrel and editor of several anthologies\, most rec
 ently Evidence of Things Seen: True Crime in an Era of Reckoning (2023). W
 einman writes the monthly Crime & Mystery column for the New York Times Bo
 ok Review. A 2020 National Magazine Award finalist for Reporting and the C
 alderwood Journalism Fellow at MacDowell\, her work has also appeared most
  recently in Esquire\, The Atlantic\, New York\, and Vanity Fair. Weinman 
 lives in New York City.\n\nRegister Here \n\nFor more information visit ou
 r website at gender.stanford.edu.
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