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    Politics & Society

    Consent apps are a bad idea – here’s why

    Using an app to verify sexual consent only risks protecting perpetrators and reduces sex to a transaction. What is needed is social change

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    Arts & Culture

    More than a yes or no question

    Changing definitions of sexual consent from just saying “no” to having to say “yes” is good but we can’t pretend that consent is just a word problem.

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