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kidsofcali:

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This is from the slut walk. One of the arguments is that girls ask for rape because they wear slutty clothes, short skirts, tight, low-cut tops. This girl is an example of the fact that rape victims can look like anyone, you, me, this girl. Rapists. Dont. Discriminate.

I promised a long time ago that I’d reblog this whenever I saw it on my dash. No regrets, it breaks my heart every single time.

an incredibly important message, rape is rape. no one is ever asking for it. a woman has the right to dress how ever they want - it is society that identifies risque dressing as ‘asking for it’, and in my opinion, that way of thinking needs to be diminished.

always reblog

That way of thinking shouldn’t be diminished: it should be destroyed.

always always always reblog.

very powerful.

omg the look in her eyes :’(

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kidsofcali:
always, always reblog.

Every time this is on my dash I get the sympathetic stomach ache that means people are still being stupid and evil.

It’s funny when people use clothing as an argument for rape. OK so imagine a case, what if it was a 6-year-old that got raped, what are you going to do, blame the 6-year-old for wearing little kids clothing that appealed to the offender?? What the main point should be is that it can happen to anyone regardless of what you wear, so arguing that someone was asking for it because of an article of clothing they wore is an unsound and insensitive defense.