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    Teen starts club to encourage male peers to join the conversation about 'rape culture'

    by Lilly Nguyen, Los Angeles Times Apr 23, 2019 3 minutes

    It was by chance that Ezugo Ononye found himself on the Sage Hill School campus in Newport Beach, Calif., the same weekend as a women's empowerment summit in April last year.

    After finishing work on a project, he happened upon GEMFest, a celebration of young women that encourages the pursuit of entrepreneurial interests, and noticed "how much fun everyone was having there and the positive impact it had on students."

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