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Every 73 seconds someone in the U.S. is sexually assaulted

...and every 9 minutes, that someone is a child. 98society is a social enterprise brand, dedicated to designing apparel & accessories to educate society on the sexual assault epidemic + empower survivors to reclaim their sexuality.

Each purchase supports child abuse prevention - 10% of all proceeds are donated to Darkness to Light.

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Missing, MY tolerance for Abusers

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10% of proceeds go to Darkness To Light

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The Future is Female Orgasms

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Living with the Trauma of Sexual Abuse

Researchers believe traumatic memories are a kind of conditioned threat response. So our responses to triggers are initiated regardless of whether they come with a conscious recollection of the trauma.

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"Easy Access"

I was wearing a skirt, and was told by my roommates friend that they had “easy access.”  The party we went to was Western themed, I wore a black skirt and borrowed my friend’s black cowboy boots.

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Stolen Innocence

My memory was triggered like a tripwire one afternoon on a middle-school playground while my girlfriends gave giggled descriptions of what older girls do on dates. Listening to them with a blank gaze, I realized I wasn't a stranger to those acts. 

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The process of writing out my trauma was extremely therapeutic, and then to have someone resonate with it. WOW. This in and of itself is a perfect example of how powerful 98society is, and will be.

G.N.

I just wanted to say thank you, writing out my story was really good for me. I forgave and finally felt normal at a family gathering for the first time in 5 years.

T.J.

I love when I'm wearing my 98 apparel and someone asks me where I got it, or what the design means. It gives me the opportunity to educate on this epidemic. As a survivor, I feel like I'm playing a small part in ridding of rape culture.

A.D.