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theenlivenproject

socialismartnature

Rape, By The Numbers.

lookingforcrake-blog

everyone needs to see this graphic

dymphnajude

Boost.

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crazy

spankmethorin-blog

I linked this to my guy friends who always use the excuse of “What about the false reports? It’s not fair that innocent men are accused of a crime they didn’t commit”

2 out of 1000. 0.02% Of all rapes are false.

rapedattufts

“Rape is rape and the sooner universities make that clear, the sooner we can make progresses on campus.”

Joe Biden

Biden, Duncan highlight new federal guidance on campus sex assault probes - The Center for Public Integrity

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rapeuniversity-blog

Reporting Rape

“Only 11.5% of college women in the sample reported their most recent/only rape experience to authorities, with only 2.7% of rapes involving drugs and/or alcohol reported. Minority status (ie, nonwhite race) was associated with lower likelihood of reporting, whereas sustaining injuries during the rape was associated with increased likelihood of reporting”

There was a study where a sample of women’s rape accounts were looked at to see how many of them reported their incidences. The percentage of college women who reported their rape were only 11.5%, which is really low. It is important to note that only 2.7% of the rapes had to do with drugs and alcohol being involved because many people would believe that those statistics are higher. People who are illegal or of a minority will also be less likely to report their rape in fear of deportation or not getting justice due to their race. If injuries were sustained during the assualt, it is more likely that it will be reported.

Works Cited: Wolitzky-Taylor, Kate B., et al. “Reporting Rape In A National Sample Of College Women.“ Journal Of American College Health 59.7 (2011): 582-587. Academic Search Premier. Web. 1 June 2014.

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rapeuniversity-blog

Too many times I hear about women being taught “Don’t get raped”. That is disgusting to me because shouldn’t we be teaching people not to rape instead? Why should I have to be on the constant lookout for people who look suspicious or sketchy or worry about walking to my car after I get off of work. Why doesn’t society teach people that raping someone is a felony? It is not stressed in school and I know that for a fact. When I had health in high school, my teacher taught us how to avoid being raped but not once did he mention how wrong rape is. Now, what message is that really teaching people..