What activism teaches us about the world | Emma Sulkowicz VIDEO
Emma Sulkowicz was sexually assaulted in college. Hear how her story unfolds.
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A decade after she rose to fame by carrying around a mattress on campus as part of her performance art about rape culture, Emma Sulkowicz's politics have undergone a radical shift. Join her as she revisits the perspectives of the accused and explores healing and reform in a post-Me-Too society.
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Emma Sulkowicz is a performance artist living and working in New York City, most famous for her year-long performance art project Mattress Performance: Carry That Weight where she dragged a mattress around Columbia University in protest at the school’s mishandling of her sexual assault complaint, and becoming one of the faces of the movement against rape culture on college campuses.
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