"[We're hearing from] people who were recently sexually assaulted, people just wanting to process a harassment issue, or people who experienced it a long time ago and were maybe triggered from the recent social media stuff," says Nicole Nordan, the counseling program director.
Nordan says calls normally slow down around the holidays and in the colder months, but not this year.
As more victims of sexual harassment and assault continue to come forward in the wake of the "Me Too" movement, organizations like the YWCA and rape crisis groups that provide support to survivors are finding themselves unusually busy. They are feeling the ripple effects of the recent wave of allegations against high-profile men in media, entertainment, and other industries.
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Great..... I guess they'll be busting out the vagina hats too? As a woman myself, these folks embarrass me.
Vagina hats are for the "too me"movement.
As well they should 3:03.
If you're thinking it looks like a new fad, and they look like gals to avoid? Me, too!
This is how it loses any truth. People now will question it. #highjack
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