Sexual Citizenship: "Informed consent — who defines the ambiguous sexual boundaries?" A landmark Columbia University study dissects the socio-sexual factors of sexual assault, intertwined with power, class, and space.

Sexual Citizenship refers to respecting and protecting every individual's right to self-determination over their body and sexual life, as well as the right to equal treatment.
This is a fundamental human right and a social responsibility.
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Why do some people interpret "not saying no" as "consent"?
Why do some people take the right to others' bodies for granted, and
why do some people feel they don't have an inherent right to their own bodies?
What kind of society creates people who disregard others' fundamental sexual citizenship?

➠If we know that people are drinking contaminated water, one solution is to try to educate everyone on how to use water safely. Another approach is to trace it back to the source and remove the toxins from the water, thereby reducing the need to change individual behaviors one by one. In essence, the question this book asks is: "What would a 'water purification method' that cures sexual assault look like?"