Australian of the Year Grace Tame spoke at one of the nation-wide “Women’s March 4 Justice” rallies on Monday, calling for an end to sexual violence against women while also making a point to say that men are not the enemy. Speaking at a rally in Hobart, in the southern island state of Tasmania, Tame said all woman had a story of some form of sexual violence or abuse. But she made a point of telling the crowd to place the blame for sexual assault on corrupt behaviour, and not solely on men themselves, while also saying that in the pursuit of seeking justice, people did not have to be adversarial. “Men are not the enemy,” Tame told a crowd. “Behaviour. Corrupt behaviour always has been, and always will be the enemy.” Tame has been pivotal in overturning laws that sought to stop victims of sexual assault and abuse from speaking out in public …