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‘Boys thought it was okay to vulgarly talk about what they would like to do me.’

December 7, 2017February 8, 2018 Hannah Price

Second year student

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Can’t believe it’s been almost three weeks since our event, #ConsentMatters. It was such an incredible evening and we loved every minute of it! Thank you this incredible group for coming along to support us and our work, and celebrating how far we’ve come since @_hanprice first had the idea last year #ItsRevolting 💗 In other news - we would love it if you signed our petition, asking the government to do more to fight sexual violence at uni. Find out more via the link in our bio! 🙌 Can’t get enough of this gorgeous illustration from @littlebylupin. We’re constantly inspired by each other, our friends, and all of you - thank you for joining us on this crazy ride! And if you haven’t already, we would be unbelievably grateful if you’d sign our survey of support - link in bio! We are just overjoyed at today’s landslide result in Ireland. A resounding YES for women’s rights, and a result which demonstrates that change really can happen, that we shouldn’t just accept the status quo. This is huge news for women everywhere #repealedthe8th #together4yes #itsrevolting In Ireland right now, a women who is raped and then has an abortion can end up in prison for longer than her rapist. We can’t believe the injustice of this, and are standing with all the women of Ireland and the campaign to #repealthe8th . . The thing about the abortion laws in Ireland is that they don’t stop women having abortions. The law just makes the process harder, more expensive, more emotionally gruelling. Every women should have the right to choose what’s right for her - to make a decision about her own body. . . Last night, some of us went to the @theguiltyfeminist 100th episode live in London. It was an incredibly inspirational evening, full of intelligent, funny women. One of our all time favourite comedians @weemissbea was there; a few months ago she did an interview with @irishtatler and what she said really stuck with us: . . “There’s a lot of chatter about ‘people are just going to use it as a form of contraception, lazy women!’ There’s this idea of this loose woman walking around the town. Repealing the Eighth Amendment is about women who don’t want to be pregnant, it’s not about a certain type of woman, a certain age of woman; we all know sisters and mothers who have chosen to go on with a pregnancy and those who haven’t. But that choice is what it is. You can use your womb if you want, it’s the most beautiful thing to do – if you want – but it’s not our only reason to be put on this earth.” . . Ireland - we stand with you. #together4yes #hometovote #repealthe8th . . 📸 @repealproject Words to live. Words to remember. Words we believe in - and know the power of all too well! 💗💗💗 💫💫💫 RG @refinery29: they say actions speak louder than words, but words are powerful. Choose some that mean something #R29regram @subliming.jpg Sorry we’ve been a bit quiet since our launch event, #ConsentMatters, last week. We’ve been so overwhelmed by your amazing response - and also working on some exciting things!!! 🙌 🙌 Most importantly, (for now), we’ve launched a petition which you can sign to show your support in our work: we’re fighting for the introduction of a national policy to end sexual violence at university. We are so so proud that the petition has already had over 30,000 responses - join us by clicking the link in our bio. ✨ ✨ Photos of our launch are on their way, (yay 🙊), but for now we’re gonna leave you with this fantastic illustration from @sarahjvl: 💕 💕 “I myself have never been able to find out precisely what feminism is. I only know that people only call me a feminist when I express sentiments that differ from a doormat.” - Rebecca West, writer #ItsRevolting

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