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Shane Strassberg in Athena TalksMar 25 min read

Take Back Catcalling with MEOW: Men’s Empathy of Women

Four weeks ago, I wrote a post called…

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Chachi BobinksFeb 241 min read

Not sure chatting with a hobo for ten minutes is necessary to you and your boyfriend’s safety.

Chris Braley

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You are also oblivious to the fact that ignoring can be an honest-to-goodness perceived sign of weakness. You cannot handle the confrontation, therefore you tuck tail and scurry off. This dangerous individual now knows what you’re capable of (and in his mind, it’s just fleeing) and the chances of him following/stalking/attacking you are even higher.

deedeelefrakMar 16 min read

EXCLUSIVE: Black On Black San Francisco Homeless Scandal!

This is my story to tell my reality and I’m…

Audrey SchreiberMar 234 min read

A Response to the Man Who Told Me to Smile

DC spring man, what a time to be alive.

Shed your coat, burn your socks, and smell those cherry blossoms, DC spring is right around the corner! The time for outdoor brunching is nigh! The tourists are printing off their metro maps…

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Jess Brooks in Genders, and other gendered thingsNov 21, 20151 min read

“New Study Reveals Scary Consequence of Catcalling”

“The study, published recently in Psychology of Violence, found that many women who feel objectified begin to obsessively monitor their looks from an outsider’s perspective. That can lead to decreased sexual assertiveness and a higher risk…

Kalpana ChowdharyDec 21, 20152 min read

What does the law say about #StreetHarassment? #ZeroTolerance
#StreetHarassment is motivated by gender or sexual orientation. In India, it’s termed “eve teasing”

Comedian, actor and writer Aditi Mittal: "It’s described as the safest place for women in India. And yet, the problem of 'eve-teasing' in…