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After 40 years of activists working to reduce sexual violence on college campuses, in 2014, the new Campus Anti-Rape Movement (CARM) finally put this issue on the national policy agenda. President Barack Obama credited "an inspiring wave of student-led activism" for catapulting campus rape into public consciousness. This book positions the new CARM within a long history of anti-sexual violence activism in the U.S. The authors describe the major events of this new movement and how it coalesced. The authors also analyze the new CARM through a social movement lens, and examine the role of new laws and social media in facilitating movement successes. The book argues that the new CARM laid the groundwork for the emergence of #MeToo, the highest profile campaign against sexual harassment/violence to date in U.S. history.
Contents
Chapter 1: "I Said Nothing": Sexual Violence on Campus
Chapter 2: Women of Color Leading the Way: A History of Anti-Sexual Violence Activism
Chapter 3: "Silence Has the Rusty Taste of Shame": The New Campus Anti-Rape Movement
Chapter 4: "You're Not Doing Enough": The Shifting Legal Landscape
Chapter 5: "Going Public": The Shifting Technological Landscape
Chapter 6: "Women Should Avoid Dressing Like Sluts": Campus Rape Prevention Programs
Chapter 7: "Let's Change the Culture": The Future of the Campus Anti-Rape Movement
