This blog is inspired by my cousin, who shall remain nameless. In a phone conversation we were talking about the finer points of fellatio, and she proudly announced, “Spitters are quitters!” I was truly flabbergasted at her announcement, mostly because she is my little cousin, and I didn’t think she knew a thing about the nether regions of a mans genitalia, let alone ingesting his babies!

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Rape, child molestation, sex trafficking, and coerced prostitution are major problems that impact women and children all over the world, so it is no surprise that the “Slutwalk Movement” has taken many nations and cities by storm. What started as a reaction to an insensitive remark by a Toronto cop who suggested, “Women should avoid dressing like sluts in order to not to be victimized,” has turned into an international outcry for Women’s Rights. The movement co-founders, Sonya Barnett and Heather Jarvis were deliberate in their intention in using the word “slut” for the branding of this movement. They explain, “Women are tired of being oppressed by slut-shaming; of being judged by our sexuality and feeling unsafe as a result.” They continue, “Being in charge of our sexual lives should not mean that we are opening ourselves to an expectation of violence, regardless if we participate in sex for pleasure or work.” Touche’ my sistren touche’!

Check out videos below of the Slutwalk Movement as supporters march in cities all over the world:

SLUTWALK TORONTO

SLUTWALK NEW DELHI, INDIA

SLUTWALK AMSTERDAM

SLUTWALK SAN DIEGO

SLUTWALK SAO PAULO, BRAZIL

SLUTWALK CHICAGO


In the United States a woman is raped every 2 minutes.

SLUTWALK BERLIN


SLUTWALK CAPETOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

It is estimated that a woman born in South Africa has a greater chance of being raped than learning how to read.

SLUTWALK KOREA


SLUTWALK MELBOURNE, AUSTRALLIA