Just Sex Students Rewrite the Rules on Sex,

Just Sex chronicles the movement to end all forms of sexual violence on campus and gives a voice not only to rape victims but also to reformed rape perpetrators.

Foreword

xi

Andrea Dworkin

Preface. They Never Burned Their Bras

xvii

Acknowledgments

xxv

Introduction. The New Sexual Revolution

1

(16)

PART I PUTTING A FACE TO THE NAME: FROM RAPE SURVIVOR TO ACTIVIST

Survivor-Activists in the Movement against Sexual Violence

17

(13)

Selden Holt

The Perfect Rape Victim

30

(9)

Katie Koestner

Male-on-Male Rape

39

(8)

Michael Scarce

Creating a Sacred Space of Our Own

47

(12)

Aishah Shahidah Simmons

Breaking the Silence, Making Laughter: Testimony of an Asian-American Sister

59

(18)

Luoluo Hong

PART II THE ISSUES THAT DIVIDE AND CONQUER: FREE SPEECH, PORNOGRAPHY, AND A ``KINDER, GENTLER FEMINISM''

The Writing on the Stall: Free Speech, Equal Rights, and Women's Graffiti

77

(14)

Jesselyn Brown

Illusions of Postfeminism: ``Victim Feminists,'' ``Welfare Mothers,'' and the Race for Heterosexuality

91

(14)

Kathy Miriam

Crime without Punishment: Pomoraphy in a Rape Culture

105

(18)

Krista K. Jacob

PART III REWRITING THE RULES

Asking for Consent is Sexy

123

(3)

Andrew Abrams

Demands from the Women of Antioch

126

(9)

Kristine Herman

The Antirape Rules

135

(10)

Jason Schultz

PART IV REVOLUTIONARY STRATEGIES

Peer Education: Student Activism of the Nineties

145

(12)

Jodi Gold

Susan Villari

Kicking into Consciousness through Self-Defense Training: Getting Physical in Both Theory and Practice

157

(10)

Martha McCaughey

Because Violence is a Weapon of Oppression, Antirape Must Mean Antioppression

167

(14)

Janelle White

Men-Only Spaces as Effective Sites for Education and Transformation in the Battle to End Sexual Assault

181

(10)

Stephen Montagna

PART V INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE

Rape and the Media: Putting a Face on Rape

191

(6)

Elizabethe Holland

Training Camp: Lessons in Masculinity

197

(14)

Nate Daun Barnett

Michael DiSabato

Sexual Violence: The Legal Front

211

(34)

Brett Sokolow

Afterword Top Ten Ways the Campus Movement against Sexual Violence Is Misunderstood

223

(22)

John Stoltenberg

Notes

245

(20)

Appendix 1 Resources

265

(4)

Appendix 2 Additional Contributors

269

(2)

Appendix 3 SpeakOut: The North American Student Coalition Against Sexual Violence

271

(2)

Appendix 4 Creating Campuses Intolerant of Rape

273

(19)

Jodi Gold

Jessie Minier

Susan Villari

Appendix 5 The Antioch College Sexual Offense Policy

292

(2)

Appendix 6 Senate Judiciary Testimony Provided by Activist on Violence against Women Act

294

(4)

Appendix 7 The Student Right-to-Know Act and the Campus Security Act of 1990

298

(2)

Appendix 8 Campus Sexual Assault Victim's Bill of Rights (1992)

300

(3)

Selected Bibliography

303

(6)

Index

309

(10)

Anthology Contributors

319

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Just Sex Students Rewrite the Rules on Sex, Violence, Equality and Activism

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