In a newspaper opinion piece,
Casey Gwinn enumerates the mass killings of 60+ people in the United States since March, "with men responsible for all the deaths and nearly all the cases involving men with a history of violence against women." (Two were in my area.) He continues:
We all must redouble our efforts to raise awareness and call for more resources in the war against women and children. We must call it what it is. It is not violence against women. It is most often violence by men against women.
This pertains to our recent discussion of what to call
"domestic violence," and I was happy to see it in a newspaper whose op-ed page tends to be conservative.