She Had Evidence. They Still Didn't Prosecute. Now What? Cornell 7.

This video was not planned, and that's exactly why it needed to happen. A case I just learned about, the Cornell 7, stopped me in my tracks and I had to talk about it. We're breaking down what happens when the system fails survivors, why consent laws matter more than most people realize, and what we can actually do in our own communities to change the culture. You'll hear my honest reaction to the case, why I believe legislation has to be part of this conversation, how I personally relate to not being heard, and why the conversations we have with the young people in our lives are one of the most powerful things we can do right now. Link to genius video with a mom teaching her son a lesson on consent https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1HMP... Drop your thoughts in the comments. I want to know what you think we can do collectively to move this forward. And if this video connected with you, subscribe so you don't miss what's coming next. 0:00 — Why I'm making this video 1:42 — The Cornell 7 case explained 4:53 — New York consent laws breakdown 8:17 — When the system fails survivors 11:44 — My personal connection to this 15:09 — Raising kids to respect consent 19:33 — Holding legislators accountable 22:07 — What we can do right now 24:38 — Closing thoughts and CTA