The next time someone asks you ‘What was she wearing?’ just ask them to watch this. You should too.

Victims of sexual assault have a lot to be afraid about. It turns out that only 3% of rapists ever see the inside of a jail cell. Think about that for a moment. Now that you’ve thought about it, listen to Zerlina Maxwell do a talk on how we can help solve the problem. A…

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Aug 6, 2014

If you’d like to do something more, when you see street harassment, ask the victim one question. When you want to know if someone is ready to have fun with you, make sure they are.

And if you would like to learn more about what’s at stake, you could like Zerlina Maxwell on Facebook and maybe tweet and share this?

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