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Street Harassment Quiz

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Recognizing and responding to street harassment

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Recognizing and responding to street harassment

by Miss GoodWater
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Which behavior best describes street harassment?

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What is a safe first response if you feel uncomfortable being harassed on the street?

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Which action supports bystander intervention?

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Which statement challenges street harassment effectively?

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Which option best describes reporting options after street harassment?

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Which is not a form of street harassment?

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Which mindset helps reduce vulnerability to harassment?

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What should you do if you witness street harassment?

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Which signaling helps a bystander intervene discreetly?

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Which summarizes effective response to street harassment?

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Harassment involves persistent or unwanted remarks, not casual, respectful interactions.

Prioritize personal safety; remove yourself from the situation and get help if needed.

Effective bystander action aims to de-escalate and get support.

Promoting consent and respect undermines harassment beliefs.

Reporting to proper channels supports accountability and safety.

Consent-based interactions are not harassment.

Setting boundaries and seeking safety reduces risk.

Supportive, non-confrontational action can help the target.

Discrete signals can coordinate safe intervention.

Safety and refusing normalization are key components.

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