Fans stood in the crowd with signs that read, "Don't tell me to cover up," and, "Marching for Muva." Rose was seen marching with a sign that read, "Fuck Fame. Start Movements."Based on the signs and photos displayed on Instagram with the hashtag #slutwalk, a call to end rape culture appeared to be the major theme on the minds of women who attended.Rose posed for a picture with one man whose chest was painted with the words, "Without consent it's rape." There were also young women with signs that read, "Consent is not optional. No means no," and, "Rape is caused by rapists."Without a doubt, these SlutWalk attendees are responding to the numerous stories about the mishandling of college campus rape, most notably the case of Brock Turner . In addition to women reclaiming agency over their own bodies at the SlutWalk, they were also demanding that their bodies stop being violated.Last year, Amber Rose held her first SlutWalk, where she gave an emotional speech about being slut-shamed by both rappers Kanye West and Wiz Khalifa."Last year, people didn't quite understand what a SlutWalk was," Rose told People . "The number one misconception was people assuming that it was a walk to promote prostitution or promiscuity, which is really stupid. That's the total opposite of what it was."There were protesters present also, who were determined to tell the crowd to cover up and warn that SlutWalk attendees would burn in hell for exposing their bodies.