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Snapshot of Street Harassment Stories, News, Tweets: August 28, 2011

August 28, 2011 By HKearl

Read stories, news articles, blog posts, and tweets about street harassment from the past week and find relevant announcements and upcoming street harassment events.

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In the News, on the Blogs:

*Feministing.com, “When dads hollaback“

* Guardian, “Feeling Harassed? Do Something About it!“

* The Washington Times, “Sexual assaults on subways pose a serious problem“

* The Times of India, “Chennai police will assign women police personnel as decoys to prevent eve-teasing in MTC buses and outside the colleges.”

* The Frisky, “Would You Want Women-Only Subway Cars To Stop Sexual Harassment?“

* XO Jane, “Never, Ever Tell Me to Smile“

* The Good Men Project, “My Personal Street Harassment Screed“

* BlogHer, “Why Teaching LGBT History in Public Schools Combats Gender-Based Harassment for Young Women“

* ABC 24, “Memphis Boxers Impressed by MATA Guard’s Wild Street Fight“

* CJOnline, “Lawrence group wants an end to harassment”

* The San Pedro Sun, “Catcalling the Lioness: Street Harassment in Paradise“

* Early Bird Catches the Worm, “Magazines: I Ain’t No Hollaback Girl—Street Harassment in CLEO.”

* Microagressions, “It doesn’t make sense…“

Announcements:

New:

* From Holla Back DC!: CASTING CALL! Help us put a face to street harassment. Check it out bit.ly/phMba5

* Young Women for Change in Afghanistan released a video about how Islam forbids the harassment of women.

Reminders:

* Sign Mend the Gap’s petition to address subway harassment in Delhi, India

* Are you in Egypt? Use HarassMap to report your street harassers

* Have an iPhone? Download the Hollaback iPhone app that lets you report street harassers

15 Tweets from the Week:

1. CLButler76 The ‘Hey redhead, HEY, redhead…’ guy was in the High St again today. MP3 player on loud meant I could ignore him! #streetharassment

2. BelindaBlignaut ‘we need a zero tolerance approach to street harassment’ SlutWalk Cape Town, 20 Aug 2011 wp.me/p1eZfZ-iE

3. abigailcollazo @RosamundUrwin I and all of my friends hate it! Those who are flattered by it don’t understand it #streetharassment #fem2

4. KhiriaE I fear that the guys will still continue their street & other public place ‘mo3ksat’ (verbal harassment) after this revolution. #Libya

5. Feminist_Inti Women of colour and trans women are disproportionally affected by it showing there’s an intersection of abuses of power in street harassment

6. SaraLabib @Daloosh @Aziza23 I will know Egypt is on the right track when sexual harassment lessens & women don’t hv to walk dwn street like robots

7. ashleyrebeccah To the CTA bus driver who just hit on me: just bc I’m standing at a bus stop does not mean I want to be harassed. Kthnx #streetharassment

8. lunadire biking in a skirt + no street harassment = #AWESOME

9. el_zilcho A woman was jogging down my street in a sports bra, and I actually saw a jackass honk and catcall her. I thought that was only in movies!

10. skizzrrr calling girls who don’t respond to your catcall “lesbian” #stopthatbro

11. HollabackOttawa Think you can get away with #streetharassment? We are here to #stopthatbro

12. AlreetYorkshire Say “NO” to street harassment! It’s really not my day today 🙁

13. gavinsaywhat the city is a battleground with lots of collateral damage RT @CEMcFarland: I hate street harassment.

14. K_MaceFace DYK: if ur catcalled from a car while on a bike in the rain & out of annoyance u catcall back, ur a ‘cunt’ #sexism #inequality #menarepigs

15. ruthie_dee I have successfully had a #streetharassment free day. This is more like it, Barnsley!

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