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When to start talking to our sons about rape and consent

January 2, 2017
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Washington Post 12.21.16 | Carolyn Hax  Adapted from an online discussion. Dear Carolyn: There’s been a lot of public discussion surrounding sexual assault lately, and one thing I keep reading/hearing is, “We need to teach our sons not to rape.” Do they mean
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“My School Punished Me”

October 11, 2016
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Slate.com 9.19.16 | Nora Caplan-Bricker A high school student accused a classmate of sexual assault. Her school suspended her. Peachtree Ridge High School is a low-slung concrete building in Suwanee, Georgia, an affluent suburb north of Atlanta. School had just gotten out on
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How School Dress Codes Shame Girls and Perpetuate Rape Culture

August 30, 2016
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Time.com 5.22.16 | Laura Bates When teachers punish girls for wearing clothes deemed 'too distracting' for boys to handle, it teaches a damaging lesson Some of our most powerful and lasting ideas about the world around us are learned at school. Hard work
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New Hampshire: St. Paul’s Sexual-Assault Survivor Speaks Out: ‘I Want Everyone to Know That I’m Not Ashamed’

August 30, 2016
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The Cut 8.30.16 | Claire Landsbaum Chessy Prout was 15 when Owen Labrie, a senior at St. Paul’s School in Concord, New Hampshire, asked her out on a date. That was in 2014, and shortly afterward, Prout accused Labrie of sexual assault. Labrie
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New Hampshire: St. Paul’s Survivor Starts #IHaveTheRightTo Campaign to Encourage Other Sexual-Assault Survivors to Share Their Stories @cut

August 30, 2016
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The Cut 8.30.16 | Gabriella Paiella Almost one year ago to the day, Owen Labrie was found not guilty of three counts of felony sexual assault, though he was convicted of four misdemeanor charges. Labrie, a former senior at the prestigious St. Paul’s
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3 Ways My Parents Unintentionally Taught Me That My Consent Didn’t Matter @everydayfeminism

August 18, 2016
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Every Day Feminism 5.5.16 | Anonymous I’m writing this piece anonymously because my mother frequently Googles me – types my name into a search bar to find all I’ve been up to splashed across her screen. I think she does this just so
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Danville Girl Scout working to change rape stigma @CarenRPinto

August 9, 2016
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WSET.com 8.8.16 | Ashley Ann & Caren Pinto DANVILLE, Va. (WSET) -- A senior at George Washington High School in Danville is working to change how we view sexual assault and rape. 17-year-old Mae Gayle Dalton is trying to change the rhetoric that
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Post navigation California sprints to the head of the class on sex education, as all students this year will be taught about consent @laschoolreport

August 8, 2016
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LASchoolReport.com 8.8.16 | Kate Stringer He sexually assaulted an unconscious woman behind a dumpster. But Stanford student Brock Turner received a mere six-month prison sentence for his “20 minutes of action,” because anything longer would have had “a severe impact on him,” the
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