Contributed by Kyra Thornley, Northland College Student and CASDA Summer Intern, 2018 I remember learning about consent when I was 12 years old – which was far too old, in my opinion. I should have been learning consent as early as five, if not before. Consent is one person explicitly permitting another person, or a […]
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