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The Legacy of Woodstock ’99 Is Sexual Assault

  • Woodstock '99, a music festival held in upstate New York with around 200,000 attendees, became infamous for widespread sexual assaults and violence.
  • The festival's chaotic environment and aggressive rock soundtrack created conditions where men felt emboldened to harass women, and media coverage highlighted these abuses.
  • Attendees like Stephanie Frizzel, a 20-year-old from Brooklyn, arrived expecting peace but encountered a hostile atmosphere, especially dangerous for women in her group.
  • Spin magazine detailed numerous assaults occurring during performances, and commentators described the event as a serious devaluation of women and a failure of safety efforts.
  • The festival’s violent legacy suggests that nostalgia-fueled events can mask underlying dangers and that significant prevention measures failed to protect attendees.
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Télérama.fr broke the news in on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.
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