I’d like to do a post quoting item #3. I’m pretty sure you have more you could say about it but that paragraph seems a) pretty standalone, b) pretty important for anyone in school or who knows someone in school. Oh, and c) everyone else who’s got only a peripheral understanding of sexual harassment.

I occurs to me that teaching harassment in school takes away some of the anxiety/stigma that seems to afflict, especially, a lot of men when harassment training is assigned in college or work situations. Even though the same conditions usually apply: adults very often know it’s bad, have a good idea of what really egregious cases might be, but don’t necessarily know where they stand. And, I’ve noticed, corporate and even campus training is resisted for various reasons.

Whereas if it’s just part of the sex education curriculum it’s just part of the curriculum and not a reaction to an incident report, suit, or job action. And so they’re likely to be pretty open to hearing about it.

Anyway, I can wait till you do a longer post. Otherwise may I quote #3 with a link to your site?

Take care,

figleaf