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,Teenage Girls’ Experiences of Slut-Shaming Through the Social Network Site, ,d attacks. Such inequalities show continuities between online and offline spaces. We argue that girls’ experiences of slut-shaming, is produced by the gender dynamics of the peer group and aggravated by broader gendered norms which position girls’ online sexualized activities as open to shaming. Sch

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,“Why you Touching me? This Is Scary.” Alcohol, Fear, and Miniskirts as Risk Factors in Female Studelso demonstrated agency through actively proposing ways of raising consciousness about gender violence in the student body, and suggesting roles that men could play in the prevention of violence. The chapter concludes with recommendations for working with female students’ agentic capacities to chall

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