Talking back to sexual pressure

Name: Talking back to sexual pressure
Author: Elizabeth Powell

by Elizabeth Powell

Psychology

1991

Provides advice and specific skills for asserting and protecting your sexual rights, including what to say and do in uncomfortable or potentially dangerous situations, and where to get and give help.

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