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Challenging the Rape Schedule

September 6, 2012 by Michelle Hutchins Leave a Comment
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As countless young adults head off to college, they will be bombarded with warnings about potential incidents of sexual assault on their campus.  As many of us know, these concerns are valid – women ages 16-24 are at the greatest risk of being raped, and are between 20-25% likely to experience sexual assault while in [...]

Filed Under: Sexual Assault Tagged With: campus, college students, rape culture, sexual assault awareness, victim blaming

“Slut” Walk: Can’t we just be “people”?

July 28, 2011 by Madeline Montgomery 5 Comments
Activists rallying against victim-blaming at the Slut Walk in Alberta, Canada. Signs read "I'm a SLUT. Problem?" & "What do you call a guy who makes 'Make me a sandwhich' jokes? Single!"

Part 2 of 2: These two blog posts provide two different reactions to Rebecca Traister’s New York Times piece, Ladies We Have a Problem, about the anti-victim-blaming rallies in Canada & the US known as SlutWalks. If you’ve heard any of the public discourse surrounding SlutWalks – from local TV stations, to blogs, personal Facebook [...]

Filed Under: Feminist Campus, Sexual Assault Tagged With: guest post, media, New York Times, organizing, protests, rallies, rape, Rape is Rape, Rebecca Traister, sexual assault, slut, slut-shaming, victim blaming, victim shaming, violence against women

SlutWalk: Big Ups to Toronto

July 28, 2011 by Guest Blogger 1 Comment
640px-Slut_Walk_Chicago

Part 1 of 2: These two blog posts provide two different reactions to Rebecca Traister’s New York Times piece, Ladies We Have a Problem, about the anti-victim-blaming rallies in Canada & the US known as SlutWalks. If you’ve heard any of the public discourse surrounding SlutWalks – from local TV stations, to blogs, personal Facebook [...]

Filed Under: Feminist Campus, Sexual Assault Tagged With: guest post, media, New York Times, organizing, protests, rallies, rape, Rape is Rape, Rebecca Traister, sexual assault, slut, slut-shaming, victim blaming, victim shaming, violence against women

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