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Sexual violence is not a women’s issue. To fix it, men have to step up and actively change the culture around sex and consent. Last year, reporter Audrey Kim sat down with four male students at Brown University to talk about how the Me Too movement has changed their perspectives on the hookup and dating scene in college.
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