Of course you can, and there's consequences. |
Seriously? The faces ain't the wanting type |
I Can't be sure of the origin for all slut walks but apparently Toronto's began after a police officer remarked that "women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimized" and the walk became a protest to re-appropriate the term. The organizers behind the event apparently had already branded themselves as sluts but said the term "is used positively to define someone who isn't ashamed of their sexual, consensual proclivities."
For pete's sake...wah! |
Bull shit. |
I've heard the majority of women who walked in the parades are likely from the gay community and using this event to man bash. Not to be rude, but the women who chose to slut it up for the parade couldn't get laid unless they gave the perpetrators paper bags. Okay, that was rude, no two ways about it, but heck if its not true. Hot women weren't choosing to walk in this parade because they don't need to dress like a slut to get attention and my guess is hot women aren't in support of this attempt to re- appropriate the name slut. Sluts are sluts and pride isn't attached now or ever.
The real message is to young women who don't know the effect they have on men, who don't realize they're advertising sex when they dress provocatively. Perhaps they are interested in consensual, frequent, non committed sexual relationships, but just know that there are men who will see your attire and think you're saying yes even if you're not.
Story research done here.
For a much more comprehensive look at Slutwalks go here. It's specific to San Francisco but translates everywhere. I'm even more incensed at the ridiculousness of this clearly feminist agenda making the news and getting publicity. Shout out to Peregrine John for giving me the link.
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