File:Courtney Abbott and Ben Murrie perform a skit to raise sexual assault awareness 090413-F-7370M-002.jpg

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English: Courtney Abbott and Ben Murrie, actors in "Sex Signals," an improv-style play about sexual assault awareness, use true-to-life scenarios to teach Airmen about how certain behavior can be easily misinterpreted April 13. The show took an uncouth approach to the subject of sexual assault and rape, using humor and crowd participation to make the audience members roll with laughter while receiving an important message. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Austin M. May)
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