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@femalequotient This campaign flips the script on victim blaming. @weridetogether.today’s “W.T.F. – Wait, That’s Fair?” places viewers inside a dystopian diner where gaslighting, shame, and unfair questioning are treated as normal, mirroring the experiences many sexual abuse survivors face when they come forward. The absurdity is the point. By taking responses survivors often hear and placing them in an everyday setting, the campaign reveals just how unfair, confusing, and isolating those interactions can be. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, between 63% and 70% of sexual assaults in the United States go unreported. And for college students, that number is even higher, with 88% to 95% of campus sexual assaults never officially reported. This week, the Cornell Seven case has brought renewed attention to how frightening and isolating it can be for women to come forward after sexual violence, and how difficult it can be to feel heard and believed. Survivors deserve systems that take their reports seriously, support them through the process, and pursue meaningful accountability.
