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#MakeSchoolASaferPlace

Ain Husniza, Student Activist

02-Jun-21 14:00

#MakeSchoolASaferPlace

You might have heard of Ain Husniza, the 17-year-old who took social media by storm when she went on TikTok and called out her teacher for a "rape joke" he made in front of his class. Using the hashtag #MakeSchoolASaferPlace, Ain started a national discussion on sexual harassment and rape culture in schools. Ain joins us on the show to share her story and why we need to make schools safer places now.

Image source: Ain Husniza Twitter

Produced by: Dashran Yohan

Presented by: Dashran Yohan


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Tags:  The Bigger PictureLive & LearnMakeSchoolASaferPlaceactivismsexual harassmentvictim blamingrape jokesrape culturevictim shaming





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