It’s Not ‘Victim Blaming’ to Ask How Women Can Better Protect Themselves From Sexual Assault
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It’s not ‘victim blaming’ to ask how women can better protect themselves from sexual assault
We need to stop reprimanding people for “victim blaming” when they’re exercising common sense. An alleged gang rape at Cornell University has set the internet ablaze with debate. And whenever anyone asks what the victim did to find themselves in that situation, they’re chastised.
The elite university is under fire: students rebelled, so the gang rape case is being reopened - The university has protected the perpetrators of sexual assault for too long, now the protesters are demanding prison for the elite students.
Allegations of gang rape at Cornell University have triggered an avalanche of reactions directed against the university, members of the fraternity whose names are mentioned in the lawsuit, but also against a former student known by the pseudonym Jane Doe or unknown, whose accusations have triggered a public confrontation across the US with the problem of sexual violence on university campuses. Doe, who recently filed suit […]
The case sparked student protests and led New York authorities to open investigations into the handling of the charges.
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