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CBC Radio BC Almanac Special Feature on #MeToo

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Two of the great consensual valentines we found online today. 1. From @bust_magazine's feminist valentines and 2. From @catharsisproductions (http://www.catharsisproductions.com/posts/5-perfect-consent-friendly-valentines-day-cards) #consent #consentculture #consensualvalentines #askfirst
#Repost @exploresextalk (@get_repost) ・・・ #truth and #equality #consent #consentculture #sexualhealth
How to prevent rape. From @fembroidery Reposted with @get_repost ・・・ How to prevent rape: 1. If a person can’t consent to sexual acts due to special circumstances, do not take any further steps (examples for these are the influence of alcohol and other drugs, sleep, minority, specific imbalance of power, etc.). 2. If a person doesn’t communicate a precise yes, leave this person alone. No means no. Maybe means no. Not now means no. A shrug means no. The absence of an answer means no. 3. If you can’t be sure if any kind of sexual act is wanted mutually for other reasons, don’t initiate them. 4. Prevent rape and any other violating behaviour by all means. Show solidarity with the affected person. 5. Rape jokes and other jokes which are based on discrimination only contribute to society not taking the affected person seriously and to the normalization of violence. Don’t tell those jokes. Hold others accountable for them. 6. Don’t rape. #fembroiderytag

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