Girls Night In: Spiking, Boycotts, and Feminism on Feminism
Channel: Leah101
Date: 2021-12-18

Girls Night In: Spiking, Boycotts, and Feminism on Feminism

The campaign group Girls Night In called on people to boycott local bars and nightclubs on particular nights to put pressure on venues to do more to prevent spiking. The group wants measures including providing lids for drinks, and first aid and drug misuse training for staff, and a petition calling for clubs to be legally required to search guests for spiking paraphernalia on entry has collected more than 90,000 signatures. But why a boycott? Even if every woman in the country didn’t go out, aren’t we forgetting that women aren’t the only people who go out drinking? And even so, not all women are going to go along with this. And doesn’t this exclude other victims of spiking? As after all, it’s not only women who are at risk. Watch this video and you may find out...

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Introduction: 0:00 - 4:31
Girls Night In: 4:32 - 7:51
Backlash & Responses: 7:52 - 19:22
Conclusion: 19:23 - 20:10

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