The inaugural SlutWalk D. We marched from the White House to the Washington Monument. Speakers from various organizations and survivors addressed a crowd of over people. Allied organizations provided SlutWalkers with information and resources at booths, getting people active and involved! Recusamos a. Doch gereicht haben sie offensi chtlich nicht!
For too long our society has preached, "Don't get raped," instead of "Don't rape. Slut, and words like it, have too long blamed women for their sexual assault, and ignored that fact that men are sexually victimized as well. SlutWalk is directed against heterosexism, rape myths and - downplaying. What began in Toronto earlier this year is growing into a global emancipation movement. SlutWalks are marches and demonstrations against sexism, sexualized violence, rape culture, and belittlement of rape.
Worldwide people take to the streets, supporting their right of self-determination in terms of body, gender, sexuality, and desire - no matter if this involves personal relationships or jobs where sex is part of the everyday work. Marchamos porque sin importar la vestimenta, la edad o el lugar: NO, significa NO, y nada justifica la violencia o el acoso sexual. Create new account Request new password. To prevent automated spam submissions leave this field empty.
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