Hey everyone! Check out SlutWalk Denver’s 2013 Promo Video!
Share it with your friends!!
SlutWalk Denver aims to to provide a safe space for survivors and allies to come together to voice their collective anger, share stories, build a community, and become empowered to continue to change the conversation around sexual assault (locally and globally) from blaming and shaming victims to holding assaulters accountable.
SlutWalk Denver welcomes everyone of all genders, races, classes and backgrounds. If we are failing to be inclusive, please let us know how to be more inclusive.
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BREAKING NEWS!
SlutWalk Denver will be releasing a promo video within the next couple days! GET EXCITED!!!! It’s AMAZING!
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BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!
SlutWalk Denver 2013 has been changed to July 6th at 12pm, Civic Center Park!
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SlutWalk Volunteer Opportunity!! →
Hey SlutWalkers!! Don’t forget to join us at UNDER THE UMBRELLA coffee shop THIS SUNDAY, April 7th, at 12pm
to pick up some flyers to help spread the word of SlutWalk by flyering your community!! See you there and BRING A FRIEND!
Also, we want to challenge everyone to GIVE WHAT YOU CAN even if it’s $5! SlutWalk WILL NOT be possible without you! Donate here, it’s quick and easy! -
We are all beautiful. This is a movement for female-identified people everywhere!
We are all The Beauty Movement²
Make sure you show others this video. It won’t make a difference if no one sees it!make sure to “like” this fb page!
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Anonymous asked: when is the slutwalk 2013 ?
SlutWalk 2013 will be on June 8th, At 12pm at Civic Center Park!
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Happy Sunday!
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Hey SlutWalk lovers!
Who would YOU like to see speak at SlutWalk Denver this year?!
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Anonymous asked: Where's your coverage / blog about Corey Donahue being convicted of Unlawful Sexual Contact? Failing to include his dozens and dozens of hand-to-crotch escapades and finally being held responsible for it seems pretty "non-inclusive" when it's not even touched on here.
unfortunately, only one person runs this blog and she works 5 different jobs to make ends meet. if it hasn’t come across our dashboard or been pointed out/directed to, its likely to be missed. please, give us some links to articles and i’ll try and get something up.
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Anonymous asked: I rather bitch about things... = Sorry, I just don't care about WOC. We all know that's what you're saying so you may as well have not. It's very telling that your response to those particular problems that you go 'mmm you're dividing us', just as op predicted.
not sure where you found on this blog the statement “i’d rather bitch about things.” please, point it out.
we care about women of color and are trying very hard to understand how things effect WOC differently than white women. we’re about education here, so please, educate us. -
"As long as we live in a culture that tells women that being admired and desired for the way we look is merely the normal condition of womanhood, something fundamental to our sex, it will be considered acceptable to evaluate women for their decorative value. As long as it’s considered acceptable to pass public judgment on women’s bodies, often negatively — to snark on and condemn and make fun of things that are truly beyond an individual’s control — in public, then it’s open season on all of our bodies. As long as women are in competition with one another to have the “best” body, we all lose. As long as there persists a single, narrow beauty ideal we are all instructed to live up to, none of us will live up to it. This game is rigged. There will always be some critic who can tell us where we are found lacking."
Jenna Sauers (x)
(Source: blossoming-stars, via rapeculturerealities)
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I’m all for teenagers not having sex until they’re emotionally ready and they’ve talked about safety and consent and expectations—but I don’t think adults should have sex if they don’t meet those conditions either. It’s important that adults don’t sexually exploit teenagers*—but it’s important that adults don’t sexually exploit other adults. I don’t think teenagers should see porn without context and perspective on how it compares to reality—you know how this sentence is going to end.
It’s probably true that it’s harder for teenagers to follow the rules of good sexual conduct, because of their age and inexperience (although having to do everything clandestinely and with no support system can’t help), but the rules aren’t fundamentally different for them.
"http://pervocracy.blogspot.com/ (via slutwalkseattle)
(Source: geekybombshell, via slutwalkseattle)
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