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50 Shades of Safe

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Erin Huemann
11 years ago

so glad to see you guys standing up for an important thing long overlooked

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Jeff Lu
11 years ago

Why the centertainment pick this crack,there are so many good movie out there. They can show BoyHood, or The imitation Game, or Selma, or The Theory of Everything, or Whiplash, or The Grand Budapest Hotel, or The Birdman. Because this kinda media that women get raped, and sexually assaulted by men everyday around the world, and never been reported. Is time to stand up, I encourage all your guys share your story with #BeenRapedNeverReported. I hope no one will show up this week to see this stupid film.

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Amy Sandel
11 years ago

that movie is poop

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Amy Sandel
11 years ago

that movie is poop

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Calvin K
11 years ago

Happy to support.

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Calvin K
11 years ago

Happy to support.

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Rachael Bain
11 years ago

Dominance and abuse is wrong no matter how rich or handsome somebody is.

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Rachael Bain
11 years ago

Dominance and abuse is wrong no matter how rich or handsome somebody is.

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Emily Huemann
11 years ago

It would be a dishonor to the survivors of sexual violence among us to not talk about the hurtful reality of the type of relationship depicted in 50 shades of grey.

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Emily Huemann
11 years ago Featured

It would be a dishonor to the survivors of sexual violence among us to not talk about the hurtful reality of the type of relationship depicted in 50 shades of grey.

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Abby Tentinger
11 years ago

I hope that the people who watch 50 Shades on campus (and elsewhere) think about what they are watching, and understand that consent is necessary for pleasure, no matter how that pleasure is reached, consent is absolutely necessary.

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Abby Tentinger
11 years ago Featured

I hope that the people who watch 50 Shades on campus (and elsewhere) think about what they are watching, and understand that consent is necessary for pleasure, no matter how that pleasure is reached, consent is absolutely necessary.

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X Scott Purdy
11 years ago

I hope our campus evaluates programming more appropriately going forward.

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X Scott Purdy
11 years ago

I hope our campus evaluates programming more appropriately going forward.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

As a victim of sexual assault on campus it took everything I had not to tear down the poster when I saw it appear in my residence hall lobby. Yes, if people what to read the book or watch the movie that is there personal choice. However, what this movie does is makes what happened to me okay. It makes it not a big deal, if anything it praises it. Is that really what we want people to be learning? It makes me very uncomfortable that this is coming to campus. Normally the movies are the highlight of my friends group weekends. Not this time... I ask that you think about what you are reading, think about what you are viewing, what it really means for you and the people around you. Actions speak louder than words. Take a stand. Be a difference. Don't condone these behaviors.