Cocks Not Glocks

The movement grew out of a 2016 half-joking Facebook post by Jessica Jin,^[4] a University of Texas Austin student who argued that there were more regulations over sex toys in the college classroom than guns.^[5][6] From the initial post, the "Cocks not Glocks" mantra spiraled into a legitimate though satirical^[7] movement, drawing thousands of participants even though Jin herself did not have a history of campus organizing.^[4]

While the Texas law was originally passed in 2015, it didn't take effect August 1, 2016 and upon returning to campus after summer break, students distributed more than 4,500 dildos to students.^[8]

Among the slogans used in the protests were "You're packin' heat, I'm packin' meat" and "Take It and Come."^[2]