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    Rapes and sexual assaults have become issues more and more in our society. Society has become more aware of these types of crimes. For a long time, there was only rape, now it is less broad than just that. Individuals, government bodies and school have all decided to work together and individually on lessening the crime. Studies have revealed many shocking statistics that have pushed society to act against these crimes. Below, I will be explaining what exactly is rape and sexual assault, how they

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    Assault Sexual coercion, sexual assault, and rape are acts of violence with numerous physical and mental health consequences (Helgeson, 430). It is important for future generations to be informed about these topics so that we can it prevent it from continuing. Sexual assaults are a rising problem for female teens on college campuses because of the discrepancies with the no means no policy, reoccurring problems with college fraternities, and today’s “rape” culture enabling sexual assault. It all started

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    there is a chance that life can take a turn for the worst. Many public universities have policies against the use of alcohol but that doesn’t mean students don’t drink. In many rape cases, they usually involve parties, alcohol, and college. How can colleges prevent rape and what can OBU do to improve their rape policies? Rape is a serious issue and should be treated seriously but some universities or colleges do absolutely nothing about the issues or allegations that have been made. In the article

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    Taking Down Rape Culture No matter where one goes there will always be rape that both men and women suffer from. Sometimes how the media and others portray rape make it seem like it’s not that big of a deal. We all, at times, blame the victim, so then we can feel more in control of our lives by saying “Rape will never happen to me because I would never do this or I would never do that.” With men, people usually say, “Wow, did you see what she looks like? He should be happy they had sex.” What I propose

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    promotes rape culture in our society. Rape culture consists of misogynistic language, victim blaming, and anything else that involves degrading women. This issue in our society is thought of as inevitable and it cannot be fixed. However, if we teach boys to respect girls instead of teaching girls how to protect themselves from boys, the problem would be lessened. Americans are in denial of what women go through on a daily basis. According to “Time”, 97% of rapists never spend a day in jail. Rape is a

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    Rape In The Media

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    In the lifetime of an American woman, there is a one out of six chance that there will be an attempt to rape her or a completed rape (Elkhart County Prosecutor’s Office). Rape is very prevalent in society. Rape is a planned event of forced sexual contact. Rape is preventable through awareness and the prevention of rape is important because of its impact on oodles of parts of society. When a child is born the parent(s) almost always want the child’s life to be brighter and better than theirs was

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    Prison Rape

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    Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape, is to work together to demolish all forms of sexual violence. They also can recommend their rights to victims of sexual violence. PCARS core is the statewide network of sexual violence centers that help work with PCAR for quality services to survivors. The center provides 24 hour services, 7 days a week, free intervention,support group counseling, hospital and etc. Prison rape has gone largely unaddressed by social service programs. When prison rape is mentioned in the

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    Rape Essay

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    Walker Intro to Women’s Studies Dr. David Magill March 11th 2013 The Misconceptions and Realities of Rape Why do people rape and what do rapists earn from committing this crime? Is it the pleasure of seeing someone in fear, or pain, or is it the pleasure of their screams? I will never know the answer to these questions. All I know is that rape is beyond immoral and depraved, and is a serious crime. Rape is a very strong word and often makes people feel really uncomfortable talking about it, especially

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    Hollywood Rape

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    Wide Web. In 2013, there were 309 reported forcible rapes in Broward County. But, it is unknown how many total there were. So many victims do not report their attacker. Many victims of rape, sexual assault, and sexaul harrasment are attacked before the age of 18, according to Broward Human Resources website. That mean they are students in high school and middle school. Preparation for these cases can be teachers, coaches, family

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    Marital rape is rape committed by the person to whom the victim is married. Many decades passed before there was ever a law against marital rape, even today India, along with other countries do not have a law against it. Some people will say marital rape is impossible and others will say it is totally possible and is considered an actual rape. Mandal says, if the legal category of rape implies sex without consent and the legal understanding of marriage entails compulsory sex, then the two will be

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