Bold Questions
It’s a Bold Move to reflect honestly on our beliefs, behaviors and actions. And, it’s an even bolder move to commit to evolve. Evolving on an individual level will reshape how you interact in your relationships and in your community. Collectively, those conversations will shift society and help grow a safer and more equitable world.
Do you think sexual violence is preventable?
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Does degrading language degrade people? How do you know?
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How often do you discuss sexual desires and boundaries with sexual and romantic partners?
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In what ways do you think the culture contributes to people feeling shame about sex and sexuality?
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Have you ever told others to stop acting like a girl?
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What impact do you think sexual assault has on a person’s life? What about the lives of the people close to them?
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When do you ask for consent?
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Can you give consent if you’re drunk or high?
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How do you know if someone is or isn’t enjoying sex?
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What assumptions do you make about cis men and women? What about trans/gender nonconforming people?
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When should young people start talking about sex? About sexual assault?
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Talk Matters
It’s a Bold Move to start a conversation about sexual violence, what it is, how to prevent it, and how to respond. Silence helps create the conditions for it to keep happening. It starts with you. YOU are the expert in your social circle – you know what your friends and family need to hear.