Shoshana Roberts - Revision history

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Robert Brockway: Partial imports from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman&oldid=1123466874 on this and previous edits.

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Robert Brockway: Created page with " In 2015, Roberts was named as one of The Forward 50. Category: Biographies Category: Street Harassment Category: United States"

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In 2015, Roberts was named as one of The Forward 50.

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-In 2014 [[Shoshana Roberts]] was an actress residing in New York City who participated in the widely views [[10 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman]] video.
+In 2014 [[Shoshana Roberts]] was an actress residing in New York City who participated in the widely viewed [[10 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman]] video.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman&oldid=1123466874</ref>
-Roberts said she got involved with the video by responding to a Craigslist post by Rob Bliss a few months prior, and that although Rob Bliss told her that this was potentially a viral video, she was skeptical but was open to giving it a try. Rob Bliss himself shot the video by walking a few feet in front of Roberts with a GoPro camera in his backpack. Bliss and Emily May (executive director and co-founder of Hollaback!, for whom the video was made) clarified in comments to The Washington Post that Roberts' dress choice (jeans and a T-shirt) was made so as to debunk the misconception that women only get harassed if they wear revealing clothing. Roberts also said that she experienced similar harassment every day on the streets of New York City as was shown in the video.
+Roberts said she got involved with the video by responding to a Craigslist post by Rob Bliss a few months prior, and that although Rob Bliss told her that this was potentially a viral video, she was skeptical but was open to giving it a try. Rob Bliss himself shot the video by walking a few feet in front of Roberts with a GoPro camera in his backpack. Bliss and Emily May (executive director and co-founder of Hollaback!, for whom the video was made) clarified in comments to The Washington Post that Roberts' dress choice (jeans and a T-shirt) was made so as to debunk the misconception that women only get harassed if they wear revealing clothing. Roberts also said that she experiences similar harassment every day on the streets of New York City as was shown in the video.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman&oldid=1123466874</ref>
-Some critics combined both angles of criticism, claiming that the comments that Roberts considered street harassment were so perceived by her (and by her audience) because of race and class differences between her and the men making the comments. Others disputed the characterization of the video as racist.
+Some critics of the video combined both angles of criticism, claiming that the comments that Roberts considered street harassment were so perceived by her (and by her audience) because of race and class differences between her and the men making the comments. Others disputed the characterization of the video as racist.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman&oldid=1123466874</ref>
-Roberts, the woman featured in the video, reported receiving death threats within days of the video being released, and said that she no longer felt safe. Roberts later filed a lawsuit against the video's producers. However, the lawsuit was dismissed before going to trial.
+Roberts reported receiving death threats within days of the video being released, and said that she no longer felt safe. Roberts later filed a lawsuit against the video's producers. However, the lawsuit was dismissed before going to trial.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman&oldid=1123466874</ref>
-In 2015, Roberts was named as one of The Forward 50.
+In 2015, Roberts was named as one of The Forward 50.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman&oldid=1123466874</ref>
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 Some critics combined both angles of criticism, claiming that the comments that Roberts considered street harassment were so perceived by her (and by her audience) because of race and class differences between her and the men making the comments. Others disputed the characterization of the video as racist.
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	Some critics combined both angles of criticism, claiming that the comments that Roberts considered street harassment were so perceived by her (and by her audience) because of race and class differences between her and the men making the comments. Others disputed the characterization of the video as racist.		Some critics combined both angles of criticism, claiming that the comments that Roberts considered street harassment were so perceived by her (and by her audience) because of race and class differences between her and the men making the comments. Others disputed the characterization of the video as racist.

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		+	Some critics combined both angles of criticism, claiming that the comments that Roberts considered street harassment were so perceived by her (and by her audience) because of race and class differences between her and the men making the comments. Others disputed the characterization of the video as racist.
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		+	Roberts, the woman featured in the video, reported receiving death threats within days of the video being released, and said that she no longer felt safe. Roberts later filed a lawsuit against the video's producers. However, the lawsuit was dismissed before going to trial.

	In 2015, Roberts was named as one of The Forward 50.		In 2015, Roberts was named as one of The Forward 50.