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    What Is Rape Culture

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    United States. Studies have shown college women to have a higher chance of becoming a victim than those in the general population. Though studies have not been able to find the foundation of sexual assault, rape myth acceptance has been associated with the enactment of sexual assault. Rape Supportive Culture Sadly, in today’s society when sexual assault happens, the victim is often viewed as being responsible, and blames herself or himself, more than the aggressor, whose actions is…

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    type of sexual activity to actually forcing another person into sexual intercourse (Rape and Sexual Abuse). The National Center for Victims of…

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    fear of being raped whether they are at home, work, or at school. With the influence of culture, religion, politics and society, America has slowly created a rape culture. A culture that has constantly found different ways to hold victims of sexual assault accountable for while male sexual violence is mainstreamed. Although growing up in a rape culture has developed several public health issues, including the violation of the human sexuality rights of females, with the assistance of government…

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    Sexual assault the most violent and unreported crimes in America and on college campuses. Many college students said they have been sexually assaulted in some form while at school, usually in date-rape situations. Sexual assault is not reported because some students don't see the sexual assault as a crime. Majority of the time, 80 to 90 percent of the victims and perpetrator know each other. A few other reasons why it is not reported is the victims are concerned about their privacy and they…

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    When reading an article that starts talking about a possible accessory to help prevent rape, I became very interested. As I kept reading the article the author started contradicting herself and bashing on the minute accessory that could save a life. Kerby may not think that a color changing nail polish is a reasonable way to prevent rape, but how could you not? How is something that is so small and so powerful not a reasonable thing to wear to save a life. I believe that we live in a time where…

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    Date Rape Research Paper

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    States are victims of rape or sexual. Those women are likely to not report the sexual assault to the police. Rape is a serious social and public health that takes away a victim’s innocence and sense of being. There are ways you can avoid rape and what to do if it ever happens. Background of rape is very scare and once a victim is rape it can affect them. The background of rape is very scare. There are certain types of rape that not too many know about. Date rape is the use of drugs and/or…

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    be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Unfortunately rapes like that do happen and those kind of rapes are usually the kind we see on the local news or the news paper; However, the…

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    Capital City of Rape In the article by the Atlantic, a news reporter Sara Bernard wrote an article titled “Rape Culture in the Alaskan Wilderness.” Readers are introduced to some touching stories about rape of innocent children and women’s in the great state of Alaska, which is part of American territory. The writer Started the article by mentioning a story of a girl named Jane in the article, who was touched and raped by more than one people she new before, either one of her drunk…

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    Rape is Illegal no one should be forced into something without consent and be scarred for the rest of their life, leading into having body scars, being involved with laws, and lastly the effects of rape.Since Anderson was a child who experienced lots of things that affected her during high school, which that is why she wrote Speak. Even through her books mostly involve teen problems, it is a great first read. In Anderson’s Speak,she is giving a real life story about Melinda and she is having a…

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    might argue that rape is rare and nothing to be overly concerned about or raise awareness for but studies show that this problem is only growing. According to “National Statistics on Sexual Violence”, one in five women will be raped in their lifetime (“Statistics on Sexual Violence”). While the Campus Sexual Assault Study concluded a connection between sexual assault and living…

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