https://newcomb.tulane.edu/sites/default/files/2026-09/USVEX-FinalReport.pdf

Did you know 73% of teens are on YouTube daily? That’s only one app! Don’t  they deserve to grow up in spaces that don't cause more harm? That don’t glorify critique and simultaneously disregard protecting them and ensuring they are safe. I bring this perspective because of two very important reasons. 1. Giving a perspective look that isn't so up close allows you the reader to snap into a more neutral position. 2. Many of us are parents, or have minors in our close family circle. So,  if we allow this to be another thing we ignore,  how much harm does this ensure for our younger generation?

- Violence DOESNT REQUIRE A TYPE OF CLASS< COLOR<CREED<ABILITY/DISABILITY. and DOES NOT CARE ABOUT HOW YOU IDENTIFY SEXUALLY.

This is a symptom, of maladaptive human  mindset. By creating a website only to comb through sexual history and perceived appetite to blame, shame and excuse what happened . It’s absolutely atrocious! As if the experience wasn’t enough already this website is a secondary trauma—adding harassment and re-traumatization on top of it. That's not accountability. That's cruelty. No form of barriers should be allowed to exist to help destroy the people brave enough to speak up.

Anyone else think this crossed a line?

What would you want someone to do if this was your family member trying to heal?

If this matters to you too, consider signing and for removal of website www.whathappenedatnanocon2025.com

Public accountability and discussion about community safety are important. However, those efforts must not come at the expense of a person’s dignity, privacy, or ability to heal after experiencing trauma. This also has irre

Publishing content that identifies, targets, or encourages public scrutiny of a survivor can create additional harm, including:increased harassment and retaliation;further trauma and distress;discouragement of future survivors from coming forward;normalization of victim blaming and public shaming.