Journalist puts man who calls her 'hysterical' on live TV back in his box
 

Journalist puts man who calls her 'hysterical' on live TV back in his box
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Word of blatantly obvious advice: In a conversation about domestic violence on TV, don't call a woman "hysterical."

Things can get pretty heated on ABC's*Q&A, an Australian current affairs panel show, but an incident Monday evening left many viewers shocked.

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During the episode, audience member Tarang Chawla asked how the media can help change cultural **rms around domestic violence.*

Chawla, whose sister was murdered in a domestic violence incident, referred specifically to comments made by Australian media personalities Eddie McGuire and Sam Newman.*McGuire*had "joked" about drowning sports journalist Caroline Wilson during a radio show in June, while Newman defended him in the days after. Read more...


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