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MadrasT

(7,237 posts) Thu Oct 18, 2012, 03:34 PM Oct 2012

Another great ad (combatting sexual harassment)

Link to their Facebook page: Make Your Move Missoula on Facebook, there are more there.

Make Your Move is an effort from Missoula's Intervention in Action Project, a group of community organizations dedicated to ending sexual violence.

Love this.

And hark, it doesn't involve using breasts to try to get attention.

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Another great ad (combatting sexual harassment) (Original Post) MadrasT Oct 2012 OP

btw... i really like this. i really wish people paid attention. they need to be blanketed seabeyond Oct 2012 #1

I get frustrated with complaining without action attached to it. MadrasT Oct 2012 #2

"And hark, it doesn't involve using breasts to try to get attention." redqueen Oct 2012 #3

Sweet ismnotwasm Oct 2012 #4

seabeyond

(110,159 posts)

1. btw... i really like this. i really wish people paid attention. they need to be blanketed

Reply to MadrasT (Original post)

Thu Oct 18, 2012, 04:45 PM

Oct 2012

all over.

why?

boys are taught so the opposite today. in my day, boys had this mentality ingrained in them as much as they have today to use a woman. so, in my day it was just a given men and even boys felt this way. today, it is the other side of the coin. and too many are not being taught. they needs .... posters,... to clue them in.

thanks

i like this one

actually, i have liked all the ones you have posted.

MadrasT

(7,237 posts)

2. I get frustrated with complaining without action attached to it.

Reply to seabeyond (Reply #1)

Thu Oct 18, 2012, 04:59 PM

Oct 2012

Awareness is one thing (and it is important for sure, if it weren't for feminists on DU showing up in GD "complaining" I wouldn't likely be here right now, I'd still be sitting comfortably in my gender-neutral "la la la la, does not apply to me, not really a woman!!!" bubble)...

...but eventually I always turn to "Well what can we do to make this better?"

So campaigns like this draw my attention (and that is why I ordered the "Transforming A Rape Culture" book from the other thread).