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Fixed it for you! #RapeCultureEdits [Join us in building public healing space for survivors of rape

Fixed it for you! 

#RapeCultureEdits 

[Join us in building public healing space for survivors of rape and abuse: https://themonumentquilt.org/ ]


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The Monument Quilt: A public healing space by and for survivors of rape and abuse. The Monument Quil

The Monument Quilt: A public healing space by and for survivors of rape and abuse. The Monument Quilt is an on-going collection of stories from survivors of rape and abuse. Written, stitched, and painted onto red fabric, our stories are displayed in city and town centers to create and demand public space to heal. The quilt resists the popular and narrow narrative of how sexual violence occurs by telling many stories, not one. The quilt builds a new culture where survivors are publicly supported, rather than publicly shamed.

Learn more and add your voice to the Monument Quilt project! https://themonumentquilt.org/


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Make a ‪#‎MonumentQuilt‬ square to be displayed in front of the United States Supreme Court in suppo

Make a ‪#‎MonumentQuilt‬ square to be displayed in front of the United States Supreme Court in support of Native women and sovereignty of Indian nations! –> http://restoration.niwrc.org/quilt-walk-for-justice-on-dec-7-2015/

“The National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center and the Monument Quilt Project will walk in support of safety for Native women and sovereignty of Indian nations,” said Cherrah Giles, Board President, NIWRC. “We ask everyone to join our effort to oppose Dollar General. Non-Indian corporations and sex predators must be held accountable. Race should not be a license to prey on Native women and children.”

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The Monument Quilt: A public healing space by and for survivors of rape and abuse. The Monument Quil

The Monument Quilt: A public healing space by and for survivors of rape and abuse. The Monument Quilt is an on-going collection of stories from survivors of rape and abuse. Written, stitched, and painted onto red fabric, our stories are displayed in city and town centers to create and demand public space to heal. The quilt resists the popular and narrow narrative of how sexual violence occurs by telling many stories, not one. The quilt builds a new culture where survivors are publicly supported, rather than publicly shamed.

Learn more and add your voice to the Monument Quilt project! https://themonumentquilt.org/


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The Monument Quilt: A public healing space by and for survivors of rape and abuse. The Monument Quil

The Monument Quilt:A public healing space by and for survivors of rape and abuse. The Monument Quilt is an on-going collection of stories from survivors of rape and abuse. Written, stitched, and painted onto red fabric, our stories are displayed in city and town centers to create and demand public space to heal. The quilt resists the popular and narrow narrative of how sexual violence occurs by telling many stories, not one. The quilt builds a new culture where survivors are publicly supported, rather than publicly shamed.

To learn more or add your story, please visit: https://themonumentquilt.org/


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“When I was sexually assaulted, I didn’t know it was happening. It was not because I was

“When I was sexually assaulted, I didn’t know it was happening. It was not because I was unconscious, but because I did not understand the meaning of consent. I thought that agreeing to a relationship gave him the right to my body. I didn’t realize what he did until I heard other stories. Conversations are important. Never underestimate the power of your voice.”

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“It was a date that turned into rape. NO means NO.”Make your own ‪#‎MonumentQuilt‬ square! https://t

“It was a date that turned into rape. NO means NO.”

Make your own ‪#‎MonumentQuilt‬square! https://themonumentquilt.org/make-a-quilt-square/

FORCE is blanketing the lawn of the National Mall with a giant quilt made of stories from survivors of rape and abuse. Your square and your voice will join thousands of other survivors and allies to create public space where survivors are honored and supported, rather than silenced and shamed.


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Shout Your AngerRelease Your FearLeave Your ShameAt My DoorView more of the Monument Quilt here: htt

Shout Your Anger
Release Your Fear
Leave Your Shame
At My Door

View more of the Monument Quilt here: https://themonumentquilt.org/view-the-quilt/


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[TW Rape]

I once had a guy (my dad) tell my sisters and me that whenever a girl “gets raped” it is because she either was putting herself in a bad situation or because she made bad decisions in choosing a boyfriend. This was literally about a month after my sister’s boyfriend raped her.

(submitted by anonymous)

[TW Rape]

I once had a guy tell me I could have the job I’d come to interview for, if I wanted it. This, after he raped me on his desk.

(submitted by anonymous)

[TW Sexual Assault]

When I was fifteen, a friend of a friend forced me to suck him off and then forced his fingers into me in a park. When my friend came to find me, he whispered “I would have fucked you, but I don’t have a condom on me, and only sluts with STIs don’t shave their pussies” in my ear.

(submitted by anonymous)

I once had a guy who sexually harassed me in junior high tell me, at our twenty year high school reunion, that I was the one who sexually harassed him. Um, no. What he did left me physically ill for years.

(submitted by anonymous)

[TW CSA/Sexual Abuse]

I once had a guy tell me that I was beautiful and he wanted to taste me. I wasn’t sure what he meant, but I found out before it was over. I was ten… and he did a lot more than taste me.

(submitted by anonymous)

[TW Sexual Assault]

I once had a guy tell me it was perfectly acceptable for him to stick his penis in my mouth while I was asleep; after all, my mouth was open…

(submitted by anonymous)

I once had a guy tell me I was overreacting when I got pissed for him telling another girl to cover up because she was “asking for it” and that I should just suck it up when I am harassed in public because “that’s just how it is”

(submitted by anonymous)

[TW Rape]

I once had a guy tell me that I’m “Rapeable”. When I was horribly offended he then says “You must be on your period”

(submitted by anonymous)

I once had a guy tell me that I “looked like a girl who would be a total whore.” I was wearing baggy jeans, a Harry Potter hoodie, and converse sneakers at the time.I had never kissed anybody, or had any relationships. I was a sophomore in high school, 15, and he was a freshman.

(submitted by anonymous)

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