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In this week’s Gabfest, DoubleX editor Hanna Rosin joins New Republic staff writer Noreen Malone and DoubleX managing editor Allison Benedikt to discuss the male heroes of the Aurora shooting who died saving their girlfriends’ lives; the case of Savannah Dietrich, who took to Twitter to name the two young men who sexually assaulted her; and women’s boxing, which for the first time ever is an Olympic sport.

Other items discussed in the show:

• Hanna Rosin’s “In the Aurora Theater the Men Protected the Women. What Does that Mean?”
• Susan Faludi’s book, The Terror Dream
• Amanda Hess on “Can Twitter Help Rape Victims Find Justice?”
• Feministing on the case of Chloe Rubenstein, who outed campus rapists on Facebook.
• Ariel Levy’s New Yorker profile of Olympic boxer Clarissa Shields.
• Irina Aleksander’s Atlantic profile of Olympic boxer Marlen Esparza.
• Gleason’s Gym in Brooklyn.

DoubleX endorsements:

Noreen Malone suggests you start following Kardashian-Kierkegaard mashup account @KimKierkegaard on Twitter.

Allison Benedikt recommends the fascinating mess of a movie Margaret.

Hanna Rosin says to check out this trailer for the Paralympic Games.