We talk about consent. So why isn't it working?
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We talk about consent. So why isn't it working?

B2Upper-intermediateOctober 8, 202619 min
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The ‘Cornell 7’ incident has people talking about sexual assault. Some are asking why cases like this keep happening, even after years of education on consent. Two counsellors who talk to boys and young men about sexual violence and toxic masculinity tell us what's working and what stands in the way.

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