The book includes the following nine chapters, with selected sub-headings: (1) Rape: The Personal Tragedy (personal trauma, societal trauma, effects on men); (2) The Culture of Rape (femininity and vulnerability, pro-rape training, rape and racism); (3) Why Men Rape (dating rules/dating roles, man as violator/woman as victim); (4) Men Working to Stop Rape: What Gets in the Way? (men’s anger, male guilt and men’s defensiveness, being hypocritical); (5) Beginning Anti-Rape Work (ending men’s violence in daily life, sharing, the importance of a support network); (6) Men Taking Action; (7) Building, Sustaining, and Maintaining Men Against Rape Groups; (8) Responding to Survivors (crisis intervention, step-by-step listening, rape trauma syndrome); and (9) The Year 2000...and Beyond. The book includes exercises and teaching outlines and a contact list. Notes, figure, bibliography