Jacqueline Friedman et al.: Yes means yes

The 'Yes' rule, introduced in the University of Antioch, U.S.A., as a judgment on sexual violence in campus, is not a ‘No’ absence, but a ‘yes’ statement as a standard for sexual consent. The principle of Nominsno's law respecting rejection is not to ask if the victim has turned down the rape case but to ask whether the perpetrator has received clear consent from the other person. Thus, a policy of respect for individual physical and sexual decision-making rights, Yes Minz Yes, who asked each person to obtain clear ‘sexual consent ’ from the previous decades, is highlighted as a solution to the victim’s overwhelming rape culture. The translation published in Arté, Huyers Minz Yesschwan, was a work of feminists who led the American sexual consent discourse in the 2000s and contributed to the introduction of the Yes Minz Y’s rule. The Women’s Behavior Media Association (WAM!). [Picture on page 23]. Jessica Valenti, founder of the book, was part of it as author and editor. They have opened a discussion of ‘similar rape’ and chosen Latoya Peterson’s book The Disease of Similar Rape, which has helped today’s Mitu movement, and also the article that has led to significant feminist movements throughout the 21st century.

Korean title: 예스 민즈 예스

Korean author: 재클린 프리드먼 외

Korean publisher: 아르테(arte)

ISBN-13: 9788950989101