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                    <text>BY IDELLA 5TURINO

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Montreal, an AIDS prevention
group, reminded marchers that
prostitutes, sex workers and
nude dancers arc also victims
of violence and must be included in their struggle to end violence against women.

Safe for one night

Like last year, this year's
"Take Back the Night" demonstration, which was organized
as an event for women and
children only, received criticism from people who thought

however, most women seemed
Garland added that the
to agree that there were impor- march is about women re·
tant reasons for staging the claiming the stcets together
event as a women's only one. · "not about women and sensi·
Martha Garland from Aub- tive men marching together."
erge Transition, a shelter for
The argument for making
women and children who are the march a women's only
event was most succinctly
stated by Danielle Badgney,
a grade eight student at Jean
VIII high school. "Safety is
a woman's issue. Men don't
have to have a take back the
night march."

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