Our Sir Wilfrid Laurier S.S. Civics and Careers summer school class has created a campaign to stop rape culture. Rape culture is defined as normalizing and accepting talk, and ideas of sexual assault and rape. "Rape culture includes jokes, TV, music, advertising, legal jargon, laws, words and imagery, that make violence against women and sexual coercion seem so normal that people believe that rape is inevitable." - WAVAV This is 2017, and we have not done as much as we should have to stop this. Please sign our petition to help end rape culture.
The stories shared in the comments are heartbreaking. We are still fighting to change the culture.
Reached 100 supporters
July 21, 2017
33 Comments
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Dyna
9 years ago
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This is a prevalent issue in our society and it is admirable to see our youth taking initiative to change the dialogue surrounding this topic. Rape culture is a widespread phenomena, which can result in the minimisation by society of the trauma a victim endures. Let's stand up against it and support these types of changes and foster awareness about the role each of us plays in this (such as a focus on the aggressor rather than victim-blaming), and ultimately, help make our society a better place to live in. Thank you for creating this.
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Mike Begin
9 years ago
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Communication and talking is important as well as accepting proper values and respecting the rights of others
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tyler
9 years ago
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rape culture is disgusting. no matter who you are, we should work to demolish it.
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Skyler
9 years ago
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Why is this still a thing going on in our planet that we call home and safe. It is not safe. All crime must come to an end
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Brianna-Victoria
9 years ago
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This is great, we should be teaching our boys not to rape instead of teaching girls not to get raped
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Georgia Gibbons
9 years ago
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So happy that you guys are spreading awareness on this issue, you guys should be very proud of yourselves for the work you're doing!!
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Bassam Imam
8 years ago
GOD-willing, this horrible nemesis will end forever!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
We have to be the generation to end this terrible thing
Our Sir Wilfrid Laurier S.S. Civics and Careers summer school class has created a campaign to stop rape culture. Rape culture is defined as normalizing and accepting talk, and ideas of sexual assault and rape. "Rape culture includes jokes, TV, music, advertising, legal jargon, laws, words and imagery, that make violence against women and sexual coercion seem so normal that people believe that rape is inevitable." - WAVAV This is 2017, and we have not done as much as we should have to stop this. Please sign our petition to help end rape culture.
The stories shared in the comments are heartbreaking. We are still fighting to change the culture.
Reached 100 supporters
July 21, 2017
33 Comments
D
Dyna
9 years ago
Featured
This is a prevalent issue in our society and it is admirable to see our youth taking initiative to change the dialogue surrounding this topic. Rape culture is a widespread phenomena, which can result in the minimisation by society of the trauma a victim endures. Let's stand up against it and support these types of changes and foster awareness about the role each of us plays in this (such as a focus on the aggressor rather than victim-blaming), and ultimately, help make our society a better place to live in. Thank you for creating this.
M
Mike Begin
9 years ago
Featured
Communication and talking is important as well as accepting proper values and respecting the rights of others
T
tyler
9 years ago
Featured
rape culture is disgusting. no matter who you are, we should work to demolish it.
S
Skyler
9 years ago
Featured
Why is this still a thing going on in our planet that we call home and safe. It is not safe. All crime must come to an end
B
Brianna-Victoria
9 years ago
Featured
This is great, we should be teaching our boys not to rape instead of teaching girls not to get raped
G
Georgia Gibbons
9 years ago
Featured
So happy that you guys are spreading awareness on this issue, you guys should be very proud of yourselves for the work you're doing!!
B
Bassam Imam
8 years ago
GOD-willing, this horrible nemesis will end forever!
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
We have to be the generation to end this terrible thing
This is a prevalent issue in our society and it is admirable to see our youth taking initiative to change the dialogue surrounding this topic. Rape culture is a widespread phenomena, which can result in the minimisation by society of the trauma a victim endures. Let's stand up against it and support these types of changes and foster awareness about the role each of us plays in this (such as a focus on the aggressor rather than victim-blaming), and ultimately, help make our society a better place to live in. Thank you for creating this.