RT @harrywalker1: Remember when we were encouraged to think of flashing as a sort of comic foible? Remember when we were prudes for feeling weird about how much porn there was everywhere? Remember when we were supposed to just accept that our ...
'One in 10 women have been subjected to indecent exposure, and more than 113,000 last year, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and Crime Survey for England and Wales.' https://t.co/jjCw2C...
RT @Polly_Evans: Shall we have the conversation about violent porn again and then do nothing about it..? https://t.co/FDWBW9...
"The situation is not entirely hopeless. There are some dull and unreliable measures we can take, mostly involving the criminal justice system... But there is no “one weird trick” to end male violence, and there never will be" https://t.co/GntKDt...
RT @HannahGousy: Strong call from @jessphillips @BBCRadio4 to @kitmalthouse to explicitly include Violence Against Women & Girls in the serious violence duty. Essential to ensure domestic abuse & sexual violence are a strategic priority for ...
RT @glosswitch: I hate feeling pushed to say "but men are just stronger and faster than us" because so many men just hear "superior" (which is bollocks). But either they have to regulate their behaviour or it needs to be regulated for them. Women ...
RT @StephenMcGann: So, are we to assume that a women's relationship with the police is now a case of caveat emptor, and the onus is on the woman to conduct a full structural survey as to whether the officer in front of them is a killer or not?
RT @AmeliaHorgan: it’s absolutely maddening to see women responsiblised (just hail a bus!; question arrest!) for a murder by a police officer when that same officer had been reported for flashing days before and was nicknamed “the rapist” by ...