Consider Before Consuming
What the Cornell Case Says About College Sexual Culture
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What does sexual assault prevention actually look like—and are we starting the conversation early enough?
In this bonus episode of Consider Before Consuming, Elisabeth and Jordan discuss recent cases involving college students at Cornell University and the University of Florida, and the broader problem of sexual violence on college campuses. How can pornography and peer culture shape ideas about sex, consent, and rejection? And what everyday actions can help prevent harm before an assault ever occurs?
They explore these questions and practical “micro-preventions” that can help create a safer, healthier culture.
Episode Resources:
Article: Does Porn Fuel Rape Culture and Sexual Assault on College Campuses?
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