1 in 5 women get raped?

And,by the way, the comments went far beyond the saying of "hi".

What is street harassment? Street harassment is a form of sexual harassment that takes place in public spaces. It exists on a spectrum including “catcalling” or verbal harassment, stalking, groping, public masturbation, and assault. At its core is a power dynamic that constantly reminds historically subordinated groups (women and LGBTQ folks, for example) of their vulnerability to assault in public spaces. Further, it reinforces the ubiquitous sexual objectification of these groups in everyday life. Street harassment can be sexist, racist, transphobic, homophobic, ableist, sizeist and/or classist. It is an expression of the interlocking and overlapping oppressions we face and it functions as a means to silence our voices and “keep us in our place.” At Hollaback!, we believe that what specifically counts as street harassment is determined by those who experience it. If you’ve experienced street harassment, we’ve got your back! - See more at: http://www.ihollaback.org/blog/2014/10/27/new-street-harassment-psa/#sthash.RyLoK7yQ.dpuf

At Hollaback!, we believe that what specifically counts as street harassment is determined by those who experience it.

"The killing has also ignited emotions in the transgender community in the Philippines, who are calling the death of Jennifer Laude, who was found dead with her head in a toilet bowl, a hate crime".

I will come back for instructions on how to be a good male citizen

1.Keep your mouth shut

The use of intimidation, coercion, threats, force, or violence negates any consent obtained.

President Obama Launches the "It's On Us" Campaign to End Sexual Assault on Campus

More clearly than most admitting that the bosses are removing wholesale our freedom to consent.

The bosses demand the right to decide, and they are also clearly trying to sign up my peers to be snitches to the bosses so that I and my sex partners can be kept in line

he men in the video verbally abused this woman 100 times in 10 hours as she walked down a NYCity street. And,by the way, the comments went far beyond the saying of "hi". The reported, vulgar behavior is typical of the NYmale

My a 19 years old thinking he have gotten lucky with a beautiful woman
find out otherwise in a hotel room and went crazy and killed the phony woman.

At 66 years old I can see myself still knocking such a person into next Tuesday as Danny Donaduce once did
if surely not drowning him in a toilet as the young marine did.

That is indeed a large overreaction but I can feel for the young man as must or more then the drown transvestite.

As far as it being a hate crime as far as I know the young marine was not going around looking for a transvestite to kill
as that would be a hate crime not a killing from outrage of being trick in such a manner.

As I said it is sad for both young men with one dead and the other life ruin.

Yes indeed the marine have zero rights to killed the man by drowning him in a toilet bowl of all things but his was not done in cold blood but driven by an outrageous he have every damn right in the world to feel.

Child sexual exploitation has become a "social norm" within some areas of Greater Manchester, according to the author of a report ordered after the Rochdale grooming case.

It said girls in uniform were regularly stopped by men outside schools.

Inquiry chairwoman Ann Coffey MP said the "prevailing public attitude" blamed children, leading to 1,000 convictions from 13,000 cases over six years.

Home Secretary Theresa May has described the report as "alarming".

Ms Coffey has called for exploitation to be "declared a public health priority".

In her report - Real Voices - Ms Coffey said explicit music videos, sexting and selfies could be "fuelling the increased sexualisation of children".


The "normalisation of quasi-pornographic images... has given rise to new social norms and changed expectations of sexual entitlement," she said.

"We need to get across the key message that whatever young people wear and however sexualised they appear, they are still children and need our protection."

During the inquiry, Stockport MP Ms Coffey spoke to young people who had been approached by men.

One told her: "I said: 'Can you not see I am a little girl? I am in my uniform'."

Ms Coffey said: "It is an everyday occurrence for [some young girls], something they find deeply upsetting, that older men are approaching them on the street inviting them into cars and in some instances touching them."

The girls told her: "Well it happens so often, so many men, what can the police do?"

"That indicates they are living in an environment where it is felt to be ok to go and touch, and harass, and pester girls in uniforms," added Ms Coffey. "That is what I mean by it being a new social norm.

"It completely horrified me, so unexpected."