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Rape is an issue that feminist across the globe have had their legal, social, and philosophical perspectives on in the past years. For many years, the interpretation of rape as well as the laws pertaining to it has been based on traditional sexist perspectives that...
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The example will be a Dolce and Gabbana advertisement that came out in 2007 and was brought back to light in 2015 by Kelly Cutrone. It got a lot of spark because of its provocative imagery and sick interpretations. The Dolce and Gabbana ad was...
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Rape Culture: An Introduction What is rape culture? There is no other way to begin discussing this major issue that has been plaguing our world. We must first look at the definition of rape culture. A rape culture is one in which the victims of...
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The climax of Tennessee William’s A Streetcar Named Desire occurs in “Scene Ten,” when Stanley ultimately rapes Blanche, his sister-in-law. Many audiences and readers have debated whether or not this act was premeditated or done impulsively, as to some the play is laden with evidence...
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Hate crimes are crimes that are motivated by discrimination towards a targeted group. Perpetrators perform harmful acts towards victims and can be as dangerous as murder or death threats to spitting and name calling (Saucier, Brown, Mitchell, Cawman, Kansas State University, University of Kentucky, 2006)....
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It is not uncommon for the pain of physical trauma to transcend into mental trauma as well. This can be seen in Alice Sebold’s memoir Lucky, in which she describes the aftermath of a brutal rape. Although she was physically hurt by the man that...
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Chris Offutt’s essay, “Someone Else,” is intelligently constructed and simply captivating. The story entertains and sympathizes with the readers yet ultimately informs the public of psychological damage resulting from sexual abuse and rape. Though this story is written to satisfaction, we as the audience only...
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The current issue I chose was based on an article called “Sex Signals Turns Campus Laughter on Rape Culture.” The article shines light on rape in a different aspect. A program called ‘Sex Signals’ demonstrates a sketch about being a bystander of rape situations in...
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Imagine walking home on a Friday evening after a late night class. You are tired and alone. You walk down the hall to your dorm, when suddenly you see a group of drunk boys. You ignore them, and avoid eye contact. They start catcalling you....
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Sexual assault (and specifically “date rape”) is a very serious and prevalent topic in modern American society. It’s important that this topic be discussed with the youth of today. Drug-facilitated sexual assault, or “date rape”, happens when alcohol or drugs (or some combination) are used...
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Sexual assault is serious. The Stanford rape case has opened some people’s eyes and say their opinions about it. The rape occurred at Stanford University in California on January17, 2015. A 20 year old student, Brock Turner who was a talented swimmer had sexually assaulted...
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The Consequences of Rape Most people don’t laugh at the mention of murder. Theft is no joking matter, and the distribution of drugs is not taken lightly. Rape is illegal, and rightly so, however many do not consider it to be a violent issue. In...
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Introduction Youth is considered as the soul of any nation, as it will define the position of a nation in the near future. The economic progress, the educational growth, and security perfection is depended on the percentage of youth present in the country. But if...
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The recent past has seen a rise in the number of rape cases around the world, although some countries hardly witnessed a rise in rape cases; some countries have seen a very drastic rise, this is causing fear and unrest in societies ; mostly faced...
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This theory adopts a more realistic and pragmatic approach to law by considering customary practices and circumstances surrounding a conflict. Basically it evolves on the perception that law is derived from precedents giving it the binding flavour to similar cases. It is for a fact...
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From the age of 11, I was told that if boys pulled my hair or poked me with pencils, it meant that they liked me. I didn’t like it that much. By 13, I had the first man look me up and down in the...
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Incoming college students from all around the world await the new opportunities, everlasting friendships and parental free-living conditions that they will receive at their new campus. However, what is not included in the college brochures and websites is the amount of campus rape experiences women...
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Women. We’re taught to not walk alone when it’s dark instead of men being taught to not prey on lone women. We are taught to cover our skin more and pull our skirts down as the slightest nudity simply could make a man too ravenous,...
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In order to fight against sexual assaults on college campuses, we must first understand the crime statistics. This becomes difficult due to reporting behavior. According to Chelsea Spencer, a contributor to “Why Sexual Assault Survivors Do Not Report to Universities: A Feminist Analysis”, eighty percent...
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Practice Models Rape and sexual violence have proven to be a problem that we must aim to rid of to help women thrive in our society. The different forms of violence towards women vary according to the social, historical, cultural, and political aspects of this...
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Presenting Problem Over the semester, the University has sent out numerous emails about sexual assault incidents near and on campus. In the last year along many students have started to notice the significant amount of emails and not much about actions that have been taken...
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Despite the federal laws and regulations put in place, one out of every five women is affected by sexual violence at some point during their college careers. Likewise, one out of every 71 men is affected by sexual violence during their time at college. Every...
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Rape is a major problem when it comes to the modern world. Around 321,500 cases of sexual assault happen every year in the United States for women aged 12 or older. (RAINN) Just recently a lady spoke about being sexually assaulted but not knowing the...
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Introduction Regrettably, sexual exploitation and rape are not new concepts to the world, but when exploitation (financial or otherwise) occurs in the context of peacekeeping the reality becomes “profoundly disturbing” (Al-Hussein, 2005). The United Nations Security Counsel has had many failures since its installment in...
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From the Hudood Ordinances to the Protection of Women Act: Analyzing Rape Laws in Pakistan Pakistan has a very complicated relationship with rape. Numerous times their legal response to rape, along with other sexual offences, has earned them a spotlight in the international stag. Pakistan...
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Today s sadly growing trend in America is date rape. We hear about date rape on the news, in classrooms, and through school rumors almost daily. Fortunately, in recent years, the occurrences of violent rapes (those that are committed by unidentified men who forcibly attack...
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Until recently, places such as the United States and the United Kingdom had legal definitions of rape which only included women and girls as victims and men and boys and the perpetrators. In the United States in 2012, the FBI finally included both male and...
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The society we as people live in today is defined by rights and wrongs. Society’s standards and the standards of those who live in that society although sometime differ in the way that I believe is where more social problems come into play. Can a...
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Rhetorical Analysis on Stanford Rape Victim’s Letter “This is not a story of another drunk college hookup with poor decision making. Assault is not an accident.” The Stanford Rape victim, who still remains anonymous, directly addressed Brock Turner in court after a year of going...
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Many people believe that if you want something to change then you have to take action. But many believe that change is a scary concept due to many unknowns and possible cracks. In the article “Be the Change You Want to See” by Gabrielle Pfeiffer,...