<center><a href='https://dtube.video/#!/v/coolbuddy/u7p5oip6'><img src='https://chappy.i.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmPAHhLf5oW7kA564CB3YBVqkN5zj71RCJ7emUk437N6sb'></a></center><hr>This is a hard topic to discuss, and while I don't think Thunderf00t handled it delicately, he's created an opportunity to have a frank discussion about the how and why of sexual assault prevention and response.

The three aims of this video:
1.  Raise your consciousness about using gender-specific terms for victim and perpetrator.
2.  Present some facts about sexual assault based on primary research sources.
3.  Identify why sexual assault prevention and response matters.

This is not a good topic for either side to use to fight the culture wars.  I'd hate to see something as basic and important as rape crisis response become a contentious political issue.<hr><a href='https://dtube.video/#!/v/coolbuddy/u7p5oip6'>► Watch on DTube</a><br /><a href='https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/Qmct9LRMQTJRGAbZUf7XRrNidz6CGm5q6gceHnJT9yY5KB'>► Watch Source (IPFS)</a>