 Coco Khan    Posted: 26/09/2012 00:00  The first time I went to
Slutwalk, I joked to my friends that I might be refused from
participation for being just too damned qualified. Whilst
without a shadow of a doubt the people behind Slutwalk UK, and
the people who attend are genuine, passionate individuals who
should be praised for bringing back into popular consciousness
an ideology that had fallen out of favour (feminism), from the
very beginning there was something not quite right about
Slutwalk - something that made it easy to mock from every side
of the political landscape.  It was these inconsistencies that
stopped a number of my own feminist contemporaries supporting
Slutwalk Episode One. Indeed, up until the very day of the 2011
march I was in two minds- when did taking the word back ever do
anyone any good? Did it help black people gain respect or do
they still live as the poorest sector of society and the highest
jailed ethnic community? Did it help gay people who now battle
with their word being appro