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    However, as if now well-known due to widely reported cases of gang-rape punishments in Pakistan’s North-West Frontier, tribal traditions of rape and misogynistic violence are often justified on religious grounds and even seen as a form of Islamic hygiene by certain communities" (Thompson…

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    Mayella Ewell serves a focal point of the southern rape complex because of her gender, and the control exercised over her sexuality by law and culture and even her father. White society or common folk in Maycomb have abandoned the Ewells in all other aspects, despite the fact that Mayella tries to have…

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    Rape! It is absurd and takes something away so precious from a person. Sex is supposed to be something of value, something we tell our children to hold on to until marriage. We want them to share that one special thing with a significant other, but when someone of no morals steals that without consent, it affects the one raped and those loved ones around them. The main character Alice in the book Lucky by Alice Sebold was raped and that made a drastic turn in her life and affects those…

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    follows their story as well as the stories of other women as they seek justice while also presenting statistics on sexual assault at universities throughout the country and testimonies from a former Notre Dame police officer that dealt with a campus rape case. Opening with video segments of students receiving letters stating they had been accepted to prestigious schools, the film begins on a very relatable note for college students. The tone of the movie begins to turn sour as it presents the…

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    Rape culture is a situation that affects people’s attitude toward rape. In the rape culture, rape may be seen as the norm rather than a real crime and it is natural for men to be sexually aggressive, and rape culture also believes that being females is less valuable than being males (Kluesner, 2013). When I read Shannon Ridgway’s 25 Everyday Examples of Rape Culture, I am surprised to find that rape culture exists around us. When people know a girl is raped, they blame her sexy look and clothes…

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    clothing, as if she deserves any outcome. There are differences between common laws and modern laws regarding rape that could change the outcome of the rape if it had occurred in modern times. As Clint was walking by, Lady appeared to deliberately bump into him. She continued to provoke him and knock the cigar out of his mouth. He got angry and said she needs “a lesson in manners” (Rape, 2013). He dragged her to the barn as she fought him. He threw her on the ground, tried to keep her down as…

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    injustice and sexual harassment acknowledgment, after your case became public? 4. Did you ever reach out to Angela Wright and want to cooperate with her to re-open your case? 5. Do you believe the Stanford rape victim is facing the same injustices you faced over twenty years ago? 6. The Stanford rape victim wrote a strongly worded letter to her rapist Brock Turner, and released it to the…

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    decrease the problem, current cultural aspects and increased feminine empowerment that lead to reports being made more often, or that police and the Universities cover up the true numbers in one way or another. Other academic studies have also shown that rape is a persistent problem…

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    According to Members of Marshall University women center, Rape culture is defined, as “an environment in which sexual violence against women is normalized and excused in media and popular culture” In today’s society rape isn’t portrayed negatively. In todays media there are more cases of victim blaming and being sympathetic towards predator. Today rape is used as a casual objective, society and social media promotes the justification of rape. We live in a society in which we have learned to…

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    and categories. For example, rape, there are four types of rapists. The highest common rapist is power reassurance perpetrators. These rapists target strangers who are around their age for social gain due to a dysfunctional sexual encounter. Due to the various crimes and intentions of crimes, it takes an adequate investigation and evidence to catch most criminals. Furthermore, rape is being recognized as a new slang word rather than a real violent act. Rape is rape, everyone who commits the…

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