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Offensive T-shirts...

and vice-president of CFS and the
current leader of the No Means No
campaign, said that the attitude
expressed by the shirt is partially
responsible for perpetuating dating
violence.

“Initially when I asked why they
made this shirt, I got the response that
people think it’s funny. [But] even in
irony it’s not particularly amusing,” he
said.

In a letter to the CFS, Bluenotes
president Michael Roden apologized for
the offensive shirt and asserted that his
company was “committed to reflecting
the values of its customers.” Roden also
offered his design services to the CFS.

This new partnership will create an
edgier look for No Means No and will
probably do much to raise the profile of
the campaign, Farrington said.

“They’ve offered to completely

redesign our logos and to sell our shirts
in their stores, which will give a portion
of their proceeds to women’s charities.
We applaud them for righting this
wrong,” Farrington said.

The No Means No campaign has
been active since 1994, after a study
by the World March of Women in 1990
concluded that one in four women will
be sexually assaulted or attacked at
some point.

 

“Date rape and sexual assault are not
going away. In fact, they’re become a
bigger problem than ever as we’ ll likely
see in a new study on the issue coming
out this year,” Farrington said.

A spokesperson for Bluenotes was
not available for comment.