Men will often ignore what a woman is saying but then be all ears when another guy has something to say – it’s disrespectful and a pretty obvious sign they don’t value women’s input. Show respect in conversations by using eye contact and asking questions to make sure everyone is included and heard, especially people whose voices might often be silenced or devalued.

Good, regardless of someone’s biology, gender or sexuality, nobody is superior to anybody else.

Whaaaat?! No way anybody should have to put up with strangers harassing, yelling at them or approaching them uninvited in any way.

Nup, never, no-way, no-how, doesn’t matter if it’s dressed up as a joke or not – using that kinda language in relation to women or girls is a disgusting example of misogyny and disrespect.

Good, you can’t make judgments about someone because of what they’re wearing – and women should be able to wear whatever they want without fear of judgement or disrespect.

Damn, that’s got to change. Encouraging anyone – but especially women, whose voices are often ignored by men – to feel like their points of view are valued and respected is a must.

 Aw c’mon, we need to appreciate, celebrate and encourage the things people achieve no matter who they are.

Excellent. Apart from the fact that people often can’t legally give consent if they’re intoxicated, sex should happen because everyone’s feeling enthusiastic and safe – not because someone’s been coerced with alcohol or drugs.