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Sexual Harassment (13 found)
Allajah feels degraded by the constant sexual harassment she experiences while walking down the street.
Just because Marcia likes to wear sexy clothes doesn’t mean she wants to be propositioned by every guy she sees.
If you’re tired of being harassed on the street, try giving guys a taste of their own medicine.
LaToya tries to deal with degrading comments about her body by hiding in baggy jeans.
Nancy interviews young men to find out their rationale for harassing women in the street.
Loretta describes how she is verbally assaulted on the street, then has a bottle thrown at her, and how the attack unleashes feelings of powerlessness and frustration that have built up over years of sexual harassment.
Sexual harassment in school is common but underreported, according to teens at Girls for Gender Equity. (full text)
At her karate school, Suzy learns more than self-defense. Her experiences there convince her that women need to stand up for themselves and each other. (full text)
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