In the wake of Brock Turner's lenient sexual assault sentencing -- and the outrage it inspired -- Amber Rose has some strong words for anyone who's confused about the definition of sexual assault:
This is where the education comes in, because if there's not consent before you have sex, it is rape. Period.
Rose shared her thoughts on the Stanford sexual assault case in an interview with Cosmopolitan.com. She stressed to Cosmo that "Yes" is always required. "The whole day before, she could say, 'Hey, we're totally gonna have sex tonight,' but if she passes out, that is not consent. You have to literally have it right before."
Rose's feminism knows no bounds: she's currently planning her second L.A. SlutWalk, and uses her platform as a public figure to speak out about consent, slut shaming and sexism and double standards.
In her interview, she talked about making this year's SlutWalk bigger and better. "It's kind of like a female version of Coachella," she said. "We have different vendors. We have a bunch of tents you can go to and get educated. What rape is. Sexual assault. We have HIV and AIDS testing...We wanna have musical guests."
Beyond the SlutWalk, Rose talked about raising her son Sebastian as a feminist -- something she has proudly discussed before -- and how she hopes that one day she'll date a male feminist.
"I haven't had the pleasure. I would absolutely love that because that would be an ideal relationship for me," she said.
Good news, Amber -- we're pretty sure Matt McGorry is single.
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