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View Poll Results: Have you experienced street harrassment? | |||
No, and I'm butch |
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18 | 7.93% |
No and I'm femme |
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35 | 15.42% |
No and I'm a transman |
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11 | 4.85% |
No and I'm a transwoman |
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0 | 0% |
No and my identity is not listed here |
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7 | 3.08% |
Yes, and I'm butch |
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55 | 24.23% |
Yes, and I'm femme |
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78 | 34.36% |
Yes and I'm a transman |
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13 | 5.73% |
Yes and I'm a transwoman |
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1 | 0.44% |
Yes and my identity is not listed here |
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13 | 5.73% |
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this is just one definition I found - from stopstreetharrassment.org:
Street harassment is any action or comment between strangers in public places that is disrespectful, unwelcome, threatening and/or harassing and is motivated by gender. In countries like India and Bangladesh, it’s termed “eve teasing,” and in countries like Egypt, it’s called “public sexual harassment.” Street harassment is a human rights issue because it limits women’s ability to be in public as often or as comfortably as most men. Types: It ranges from leers, whistles, honks, kissing noises, and non-sexually explicit evaluative comments, to more insulting and threatening behavior like vulgar gestures, sexually charged comments, flashing, and stalking, to illegal actions like public masturbation, sexual touching, assault, and murder. Gender-based street harassment can intersect with racism, homophobia and transphobia, classism, and/or ableism (as explored in Chapter 3 of the Stop Street Harassment book) to create multi-layered harassment. Age: Street harassment often begins around puberty. In a 2008 study of 811 women conducted by Stop Street Harassment, almost 1 in 4 women had experienced street harassment by age 12 (7th grade) and nearly 90% by age 19. While street harassment is most frequent for teenagers and women in their 20s, the chance of it happening never goes away and women in their 80s have shared stories.
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