How Men Can Better Recognize and Interrupt Everyday Sexual Harassment

Originally published on Robot Hugs and cross-posted here with their permission.

Editors Note: Everyday Feminism recognizes that people of many different sexes, genders and gender expressions, including those who identify as women or femmefolk, experience street harassment, sexism, and verbal assault.

Want to learn more about Sexual Harassment and how to interrupt it? Please read the following Everyday Feminism articles:

• Why Street Harassment Sucks, and What We Can Do About It
• 7 Steps You Can Take To Address Street Harassment
• 5 Excuses for Street Harassment We Need To Stop Making…Now
• The Who, What, and Where of Workplace Sexual Harassment
• What Men Can Do To Stop Street Harassment

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