In doing so I pledge to refrain from judging an individual by the way he or she dresses.
I will refrain from knowingly accepting double standards when a man or woman states how many partners she’s had, I also pledge to defend anyone who is slut shamed.
I even refrain from using the word slut— even in a playful way.
I take this pledge because I acknowledge that slut shaming has no value in our society due to its double standards against one sex, the harm it causes on its victims, and the effect of diminished worth.
I, __________, pledge to abolish this demeaning term from my vocabulary and raise awareness about this issue.
I pledge to do my best to end slut shaming.
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September 14, 2015
The momentum is incredible. This shift in conversation is overdue.
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Let's talk about it, unabashed, unashamed. Let's stop this four letter word from keeping women against one another and from empowering men to think slut shaming is acceptable.
Reducing ourselves to sex objects whether male or female is a form of self violation. However, using derogatory terms to refer to anyone's self-presentation does not help or solve any problems. Honest discussions that are compassionate and goal oriented are much better for everyone!
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Happy to be apart of this movement! Will share with my friends.
Tracy and Annie this is a great idea!!!!
GO TO http://stop-slut-shaming.tumblr.com/ FOR MORE INFO ON SLUT-SHAMING!
end it !
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In doing so I pledge to refrain from judging an individual by the way he or she dresses.
I will refrain from knowingly accepting double standards when a man or woman states how many partners she’s had, I also pledge to defend anyone who is slut shamed.
I even refrain from using the word slut— even in a playful way.
I take this pledge because I acknowledge that slut shaming has no value in our society due to its double standards against one sex, the harm it causes on its victims, and the effect of diminished worth.
I, __________, pledge to abolish this demeaning term from my vocabulary and raise awareness about this issue.
I pledge to do my best to end slut shaming.
Updates
September 14, 2015
The momentum is incredible. This shift in conversation is overdue.
8 Comments
Honestly it is about time. People need to worry about their own lives instead of what other people are wearing or doing on the weekend.
Let's talk about it, unabashed, unashamed. Let's stop this four letter word from keeping women against one another and from empowering men to think slut shaming is acceptable.
Reducing ourselves to sex objects whether male or female is a form of self violation. However, using derogatory terms to refer to anyone's self-presentation does not help or solve any problems. Honest discussions that are compassionate and goal oriented are much better for everyone!
<3
Happy to be apart of this movement! Will share with my friends.
Tracy and Annie this is a great idea!!!!
GO TO http://stop-slut-shaming.tumblr.com/ FOR MORE INFO ON SLUT-SHAMING!
end it !
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Honestly it is about time. People need to worry about their own lives instead of what other people are wearing or doing on the weekend.