"So we normalize a grown man yelling at a child and singling her out or humiliating her as an attempt to motivate. And we think, well, you know, this is kind of the way it's always been, and this is how you're going to actualize your potential. And so what ends up happening is we normalize that. We don't even call that abuse. We call that coaching."
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