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    Stranger Rape Anthropology

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    INTRODUCTION Sexual assault can be seen all over in the news but be hard to pin down its actual definition. The U.S. Justice Department (2014) defines sexual assault as “any type of sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the explicit consent of the recipient”. Understanding that sexual assault is not just stranger rape gives a better understanding of what sexual assault is which is important. An inclusive definition of sexual assault can decrease its prevalence among young people by…

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    the main subject matter in most pornography. This is dangerous to the future of womankind as it causes rape, reduction in women’s self-respect, and reinforces negative stereotypes of women. This is why pornography is considered harmful to women. Men by far are the degradation that is pornography’s largest consumers. (Richards) In order for rape to occur, a man must not only be inclined to rape, but his internal and social self-consciousness against acting out his…

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    When people hear the term “rape” they most likely assume a man forcing himself upon a woman. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. The LGBT community is also targeted for sexual assault. A study completed by the Office for Victims of Crime has shown that 50 percent of transgender…

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    deliberately done to physically hurt the victim for a moment, however, it also causes prolonged negative consequences. This social phenomenon has become a significant part of the dominant culture where society substantially associates sexual assault and rape with the notion of sexual pleasure. In reality, however, it arises from an overly controlling individual’s possibly through physical violence, emotional pressure or leveraging of power or alternative social capital. Although many would link…

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    This writing assignment contains the following three chapter topics: (a) “Types of Crime”, (b) “Causes of Crime”, and (c) “Criminal Law and Defenses”. This writing assignment contains the following three classroom activities: (a) class presentation, (b) video, and (c) class activity. Three Class Activities The first class activity was a presentation given week two to our class, by a fellow classmate. In the presentation, she talked about how her mom and her moved to Los Angeles because her…

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    When determining the meaning of rape we all have different opinions. A couple weeks ago I defined rape as a person having sexaul intercourse or any other physical abuse without the consent of the victim. However after reading and analyzing the article “Perspectives on Acquaintance Rape” by David G. Curtis I have formed a whole new definition of what constitutes rape . While reading I came across the controversy on how to define the word rape and the word consent. As an example, most would say…

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    sexually assaulted by time they receive their master’s degree. In a recent statistic, it was stated that “1 in 12 male college students surveyed report engaging in acts that meet the legal definition of rape or attempted rape, but 84 percent of them report that what they did was ‘definitely not rape’” (Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment). Another serious issue with young people is domestic violence, in fact, “approximately one in five female students in the ninth through twelfth grades reports…

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    Amending Sexual Assault

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    law would be the addition of an offence between in severity of rape and sexual assault in the Sexual Offences Act 2003. For adults, the 2003 Act only distinguishes between cases of rape, assault by penetration, and sexual assault. The Offences Against the Person Act 1861 clearly distinguishes different levels of assault ranging from common assault to assault inflicting grievous bodily harm. The conditions and sentencing for each of type of assault is proportionate to its severity and effects.…

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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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    Works Cited Mardorossian, Carine M. Framing the Rape Victim: Gender and Agency Reconsidered. Rutgers University Press, 2014 “We live in a “rape culture” … not because U.S. culture is inherently in the business of normalizing sexual violence against women but because violence is an inherently sexualized phenomenon of which rape is the extreme form” (Mardorossian 8). In Carine M. Mardorossian’s, Framing the Rape Victim, the feminist professor voices how gendered crime continues to remain…

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