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    Myths About Rape

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    believe the myths about rape and sexual assault and need to be educated on rape and sexual assault because men and woman are not reporting it, there are college campus and legal procedures in place to help victims, and it is reported as one of the most unreported crimes. Every 2 minutes an American is sexually assaulted. (RAINN) According to the Bureau of Justice statistics, in the years 1992 to 2000, only 24 percent of sexual assaults were reported, 34 percent of attempted rapes were…

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    Rape Culture is a term that has become increasingly relevant in modern society. It encompasses a wide variety of cultural practices propagated through media that condone and normalize sexual abuse. The prevalent message the media has been sending is that men are sexual aggressors and that women are purely objects for men’s sexual desire. In other words, the actions represented in Rape Culture express that rape is acceptable. This may come as a surprise to most that this even exists, because who…

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    sexual violence, which the Center for Disease Control and Prevention defines as a sexual act committed against someone without that persons freely given consent. The CDC also divides sexual violence into seven different types. (CDC). This essay is limited to a discussion of one of the types, which is sexual violence that is completed or attempted forced penetration of a victim. The poem Latent Rapist, by Ntozake Shange and the song Blurred Lines by Robin Thicke both give equal weight to the…

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    understand of what is rape and what it means to consent to sex. However, I disagree with how everyone presented their opinion on consent. Specifically, we seemed to simplify what rape and consent means and made the definition very black and white. This begs the question, if we are a representation of our college campus and we are all aware of what consent and rape is or is not, why do we have so many sexual assault and rape cases at the University of Maryland? I do not think rape or consent is…

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    The understanding of what rape actually is has been an issue than the American people cannot seem to comprehend. There are some men and women who believe when a person says “no,” they really mean, “try harder.” However, in Funk’s essay “Why Men Rape,” he explains, according to Nicholas Goth, the three main reasons that motivate men to rape, which are the desire for power, control, and domination. In addition, he goes further into detail about the three types of rapists. The Power Rapist, which…

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    their will to have non-consensual sex and forced upon someone is an offence. Forcing someone to have sex is a crime and in every state it is a felony but punishable by law depending on the charges held against the suspect. Most sexual assaults and rape that happen in correctional facilities are caused by correctional staff and/or officers. Correctional administrators reported that 8,7363 alleged sexual assault in prisons, jails, and other adult facilities in 2011 and a great increase since in…

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    CONCLUSION Clinical Implications and Recommendations Aggressive beliefs and behaviors within a society have been shown to be significantly positively correlated with the incidence of rape. It is also generally believed that the media provides a vehicle for developing and maintaining these ideologies within society (Becker, 1995; Carll, 2005; Ferrell, 2000; Sanday, 1998). Considerable research has analyzed media content, with general agreement that the media frequently contains images of…

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    usually in danger of being the next date rape victim. It does not always happen with college students but that is where the majority of cases occur. Many of date rape victims usually happen to be in the wrong place with the wrong person at the wrong time. Date rape is a severe issue in modern day society that both males and females should be aware of. They need to know ways to prevent it, the physical and psychological effects that come with being a date rape victim, how to ask for help, and how…

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    Rape Work Summary

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    The book Rape Work by Yancey Martin, is about three different organizations on how they handle rape victims. These organizations, legal law enforcement, hospitals ad rape crisis centers, all have similar and different ways the workers there treat rape victims. There are also some consequences from some of the treatments the victims get by these organizations. At the end of the book, Martin mentions some of her ideas of ways to treat rape victims more effectively and more humanely. All of these…

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    One in five college students experiences sexual assault – defined as any forced or unwanted sexual activity, including but not limited to kissing, groping, and rape – during their college career. Around 38% rape incidents are committed by a friend or acquaintance. Furthermore, college men in fraternities are three times more likely to commit sexual assault than other college men (Foubert, Brosi, & Bannon 2011: 217). While there are many factors that could explain a college fraternity member 's…

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