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Let’s be clear about why we mobilized people on October 8. It was never just about the 57.

We’re demanding accountability for every sexual predator, rapist, and abuser who still holds power,

and for the system that protects them while women, girls, and gender-expansive people pay the price across the entire world.

FROM LSU TO CORNELL TO DELHI AND PALESTINE THE SEXUAL VIOLENCE MUST STOP

Over @feminist, we answered the call to join a coalition with @womensmarch @feminist.gen metoomvmt to organize a national day of action from the frat house to the White House. It looked like dozens of student walk outs across the country, a rally in front of the New York courts, protestors marching on the mall to the White House and actions up down every coast.

Beyond this moment, seeking that justice looks like heading to the polls this November and voting the assholes out of office.

It also looks like survivors in positions of power.

Because we will never see true justice, never see true accountability, until survivors are the ones holding power. REMEMBER your vote is your voice.

We are collectively witnessing a systems change, it looks like the people protesting and fighting back against ICE, women and girls sharing their own stories of SA publicly and students protesting around the world.

It’s an honor to do this work in such a pivotal moment where we are on the precipice of change. 🫶

Big thank you to the brain trust behind it @tabithastb @rach_carmona @aquibyacoob Kim the legends at @feminist.gen, Tyra and all of Me Too International… and all the 🌹🌹🌹 to the team @feminist