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    Victim-blaming is not a phenomenon that solely occurs in America, yet it is a pervasive one that takes hold in the mass media. American culture deflects the blame from the abuser to abusee. So the words and actions of a female do not give rise to consent, however her shorts and tank top do. Essentially, this attitude conveys Americans as people who place full blame on females for the wardrobe and not rapists for their egregious acts upon unwilling females; who will bring forward their…

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    The Ugly Truth Analysis

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    The Ugly Truth Sometimes the truth is better hidden than known. Sexual intercourse can arguably be one of the greatest gift by God. However, when it is abused and used to hurt others it becomes an immoral act. Sex, one of the biggest component of this book is taken lightly and can be seen abused with other controversial issues such as alcohol and violence. The Marine Corps, one of USA's proud fighting forces and one of the World's most feared organization is covered in veils from the society.…

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    through these studies have led to a term referred to as rape myths. According to Professor Rosemary Iconis of New York, rape myths are a set of specific attitudes and beliefs that may contribute to ongoing sexual violence by shifting blame for sexual assault from perpetrators to victims (Iconis, 2008). In secondary schooling, basic information on sex and sexuality is either not being taught adequately or not effectively.…

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    Sexual Victimization Essay

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    For most college careers, a high amount of women experience sexual assault from, in most cases, it’s a person that they know. In a 12 month period, around 3% to about 10% of college women are raped, and nearly 40% have been sexual victimize , such as sexual coercion. It is a high chance a sexual assault victim will be victimize again in college. More than half of women raped at school were, victimized again, (Daigle, Fisher, & Culllen, 2008). There is disproportionate amount of 72% of all…

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    insufficient to support the conviction. P.F did identify Williams as her rapist in 1988, but Williams DNA was eliminated after the Analysis came back with Farmer being a match. The court believed that with the trauma of having two offenders commit sexually assault, it not uncommon for a victim to mistakenly identify a person. Farmer’s confession along with the DNA analysis was enough to prove beyond a reasonable doubt Farmer was the rapist and that he participated in the Burglary and murder of…

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    American Rape Culture

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    5. Rape-intolerant cultures are cultures were rape is illegal. This happens to be in places in most of the western world. However, there are some places that in the western world and other parts of the world that do nothing against rape. The only culture that I really know about is the American culture so this response will focus heavily on the American cultures response to rape, which more than likely will also be the cases in many of the other places were rape is illegal. When something is…

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    Rape is considered an Anomaly in today’s Westernized culture. Society looks at rape as a bunch of indecent acts as a whole, therefore rape victims are treated as a pariah. To begin with, Lucky by Alice Sebold is a memoir that shows her overcoming a tragedy of being raped by a mysterious African American man in a tunnel whenever she was 18 years old. Despite being sexually assaulted Sebold promised herself that she’d write about her emotional meltdown point in her life. And that she’d spread…

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    government and non-government organisations such as the campaign against rape by Women's Movement in India and Saartjie Baartam Centre for Women and Children (SBCWC), the issue still lives among the people and has not instilled fear in rapists. Rape assault has become a common phenomenon and occurs worldwide. The tragic news about the Delhi gang rape which caused the death of a 23-year-old physiotherapy student in 2012 caused a global rage. She was brutally raped by 6 men and died painfully in…

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    In the persuasive article titled “The Sexual Assault Epidemic Is Real”, the author Natalie Denby, discusses about the rape culture in colleges and how the media normalizes these situations in college campuses. She states many statistics and counteracts those statistics to emphasize her thesis; to have colleges take more action and take the sexual assault cases at colleges more serious, by using a rhetorical device known as logos and counterclaims. She also uses recent events to explain why the…

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    to avoid rape allegations made by women, in hopes of maintaining the stability of the systems and the trust of American citizens. Sexual assault cases should not be handled by the chain of command because they have repeatedly failed to bring justice to victims and have encouraged the rape culture behavior in the military. To the victims it isn’t only the assault that is so devastating but the betrayal when the military doesn’t investigate the crime properly and is more aggressive towards the…

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