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VIDEO: Hey Girl, Sorry My Bro Is A Jerk. Also, We Are No Longer Bros.

Contrary to what your bro says, catcalling isn’t “complimenting” women who “like it” — it’s harassment. Often, women are too scared, intimidated, or embarrassed to get out of these uncomfortable situations. That’s where you come in, bro. This video shows some non-violent ways that men can prevent street harassment. There are some really great suggestions…

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