Kristin Jones·TED@PMI
Sexual assault, shame and teaching kids to ask for help
Summary
The speaker explained strongly that sexual assault is never the victim’s fault and the society should be where perpetrators should be ashamed of what they’ve done. However, for a long time, victims couldn’t say and tell anything they were silent about but in society, perpetrators could live calmly and it’s repeating. It’s completely wrong.
What is a shame? Victims don’t need to feel guilty for being weak and don’t make them blame themselves. For stopping sexual assault, teaching kids to ask for help and protecting them is important and we have to create the community, cities, and world which can protect kids from sexual assault. The speaker overcame the experience with courage.
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