Through Olga Khazan's article, she analyzes possible solutions without examining the underlying causes. Much emphasis is placed on good sex education and the need to increase more direct, male-targeted conversations regarding the problem in order to achieve an adequate solution. That being said, the article goes on to suggest that through the power of communication, rape and sexual assault will stop. In reality, society knows that rape is a much more serious crime. The text trivializes the occurrence of rape and sexual assault by the tone with which it is presented. Masculinities, or society's conventional images of what a man is, also play a role in the underlying issues, which are not addressed by