The Rape Culture Around Us

26Feb10

The book selection for February and March is Yes Means Yes: Visions of Female Sexual Power and A World Without Rape. As a way to start the discussion – especially for those who are still waiting for their copies or haven’t had a chance to start – I thought it’d be good to talk about some of the ways you see rape culture around you. Feel free to not only give examples but to link to a post you read or wrote that was particularly spot-on.

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