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Street Harassment

June 6, 2014 by Karen Jensen, MLS

A New Street Harassment Report, USES FOR BOYS, and our Upcoming Twitter Chat

EXCERPT: “The sun is on my face and I’m thinking about nothing at all.  About half a block past the school I hear a knocking. A rhythmic tapping and I look at the building I’m passing and then into the street where the cars are rushing by. I look all around and the tapping continues […]

April 1, 2014 by Karen Jensen, MLS

Stop Street Harassment Week (March 30th – April 5th, 2014)

Last year, I wrote a very controversial post regarding something that the actor Matt Smith said about the actress Jennifer Lawrence at Comic Con. My basic premise was that I felt that his actions seemed similar to me to street harassment. In some ways, today, I would say they were possibly more like sexual harassment […]

August 12, 2013 by Karen Jensen, MLS

Teen Issues: Street Harassment (guest post by Pauline Holdsworth)

Street harassment isn’t how we envision teenagers learning about themselves. We don’t name it as a form of education or discuss its consequences or argue over its curriculum – and in leaving out the lived experiences teenagers have with harassment in public spaces from our conversations, we’re leaving glaring gaps in what they’re being taught.  […]

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July 26, 2013 by Karen Jensen, MLS

This week at TLT: This week’s Sunday Reflections discusses the presence of violence in YA and why it’s important. We have book reviews of: Infinity Glass by Myra McEntire The Girl with the Iron Touch by Kady Cross  Fire & Ash by Jonathan Maberry Heather and Karen took a group of teens to the Simon […]

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July 22, 2013 by Karen Jensen, MLS

Please read this note about the comments:  I wrote this post with the intention that we would consider how we talk to and about people, and that we consider doing so with respect.  I ask that if you comment, that you please comment respectfully.  Comments calling people or people groups names, using curse words, etc. will be […]

What It’s Like for a Girl: How Monstrous Beauty by Elizabeth Fama made me think about the politics of sexuality in the life of girls

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Please note: this post is on a sensitive subject and can have triggering discussions for some.   “What have we here?” a cocky teenage voice said. A group of boys ducked under the short doorframe into the room.  A particularly tall one stared through the open window with his mouth gaping, as if she were […]

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