Street harassment
Israeli Woman Chases Down Man Who Flashed And Tried To Grab Her
A veteran of the Israeli military and a personal trainer, she held the man and asked passers-by to call 911, but no one was willing to get involved.
Israeli Dad Gets Street Harassment Right — Or Does He?
A video of fathers reacting to their daughters getting cat-called features a very loving and protective Israeli dad. But does he really get what street harassment is all about?
'Street Charassment'
Last week’s video of a woman walking the streets of NYC for 10 hours proved the extent to which women are subject to catcalls. Comedian Scott Rogowsky responded quickly with a parody: In it, Rogowsky walks the streets of New York being ‘charassed’ by Chabad “mitzvah campaigners.” This is different from Roberts’ video in a few noteworthy ways — for one, Rogowsky’s video is staged; for another, it doesn’t deal with a situation where there’s any threat to the walker’s personal safety.
108 Catcalls
Shoshana B. Roberts is a Jewish actress in New York. Roberts volunteered to appear in a public service announcement depicting street harassment was threatened online soon after the clip debuted Tuesday, according to Hollaback, the organization which commissioned the troubling film clip.
Who Harasses Women on the Street
The act of street harassment isn’t confined to a neighborhood, a culture or a race — it’s something that all men are socialized to believe is an acceptable means of asserting masculine power, writes Chanel Dubofsky.
The Toll of Street Harassment
Last Thursday as I was standing outside of my apartment building with a friend, a stranger approached me from behind and slapped me, very hard, on my rear end.