Slutwalk Leeds

Lucy Adams

Lucy Adams

Recorded on 3 September, 2011.

Published on 3 February, 2012.

Duration 16:16.

Lucy discusses her experiences as one of the co-organisers of the Leeds Slutwalk. The Slutwalk movement began in Toronto, Canada when a police officer suggested that a a victim of rape may be partly responsible for the attack, because of the way she was dressed. As a result a worldwide protest movement has sprung up with people taking to the streets in organised events.

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Lucy Adams is a co-organiser of Slutwalk Leeds. She is currently studying history at King's College London with a special interest in the representation of women in historiography. She also advocates sex positivity through work with Sexpressions, an organisation that teaches sex education to young teenagers and promotes sexual health.

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