00:06I am Jane Doe, and I think this is a movement that is meant to help bring light to the
00:12issues
00:13of women who have to deal with sexual harassment or assault, both harassment mentally, physically,
00:20emotionally, and I also feel like this is helping give courage to other women to speak
00:25about their experiences without being targeted or, like, brought down.
00:40Honestly, it kind of really shocked me how, like, you know, so many administrations, like
00:44the whole system in general, like, I feel like it's failed, like, so many different people
00:47and so many different women and young girls.
00:53You would need broad structural changes in the education system and in the community
01:01to speak with families and not just at the university level, because at the university
01:09level it just, it just, it happens in high schools as well.
01:21I think it's something that has taken a long time to change, but I like to think that changes
01:27are happening slowly but surely, and, like, I hope that people in future generations, like,
01:33I hope my little sister doesn't have to deal with the same things and sort of push for the
01:37same goals that have been pushed forward now.
