Difference between revisions of "Which part of no don't you understand?"
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| − | [[Which part of no don't you understand?]] is a phrase |
+ | [[Which part of no don't you understand?]] is a phrase that has been used in the English speaking world since the 1990s when it was used widely in advertising campaigns. The phrase refers to a system of consent in which [[consent|no means no]]. Western society is moving towards [[affirmative consent]] and [[enthusiastic consent]] so the system of consent in use today is increasingly approaching [[yes means yes]]. |
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Latest revision as of 03:19, 12 January 2023
Which part of no don't you understand? is a phrase that has been used in the English speaking world since the 1990s when it was used widely in advertising campaigns. The phrase refers to a system of consent in which no means no. Western society is moving towards affirmative consent and enthusiastic consent so the system of consent in use today is increasingly approaching yes means yes.