Etsy.com is currently allowing a vendor to sell disgusting and damaging “Congratulations” cards for rape and sexual assault survivors. WARNING: the image and the words on the card are both disturbing and dangerous. To find the card, all a person needs to do is go to Etsy.com and do a search for “Rape.” The card shows up on the first page of search findings
This post is a reaction to tonight’s episode of “Law & Order: SVU” based on a college campus (further down on our blog page is the original post about the episode which we posted BEFORE the show aired). Now, is the time to react to the actual episode where several concerns arose. Consider all of the following:
As of Wednesday, Nov 10th, Amazon is allowing the sale of a book which is meant to “help” pedophiles NOT get caught (part of the book’s title is “Pedophile’s Guide” (read more at MSNBC). Amazing is AWARE of the book and doing nothing to remove it from its shelves – citing 1st Amendment rights. Yes, the author has the legal right to publish the book. You, Amazon, have the legal right NOT TO SELL the book. This has NOTHING to do with 1st Amendment rights. Many companies exercise Corporate Ethics each and every day. Amazon show you have ethical standards and remove this book immediately.
As a parent of a teenager, do you ever feel like you are losing a bit of connection with your teenager? Feels like your son or daughter prefers time alone?
This process for your son or daughter is completely normal.
You have to love FaceBook for the medium it provides everyone. Today, we discovered someone started a “Like” page against asking for a kiss (specifically the phrase “Can I Kiss You?”). In fact, this person actually is using the BUTTONS we provide here on our website for their image on their FaceBook “Like” page (yes OUR button with our saying and our website).
This Senior student at Lakenheath High School makes a strong statement about consent and asking first.
When it comes to middle schools and high schools teaching teenagers vital skills for decision-making regarding teen dating, intimacy, sex, abstinence, and sensitive issues, MANY school systems are concerned for how their parents will react to various educational plans and approaches.
University of Alabama Rolls with TIDE of Change for “Asking First”, Being a Friend, and Opening a Door for their fellow Sorority Sisters and students
First off, a special “THANKS” goes out to Ryan Knotts for bringing the “Can I Kiss You?” program to John Carroll University for the past 5 years. Ryan is moving into a new position in a few months. Ashley, we are excited to work with you in the coming years.
“All I can say is WOW!! I attended one of his sessions for the Peer-Ed people and his “Can I Kiss You?” program too and both were amazing. I truly enjoyed everything…and everything he had to say was so true. Guys and Girls all have a lot to learn about
Mike Domitrz, CSP, CPAE
The Center for Respect, Inc.
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