Chapter Five: Comparison of the Key Surveys Regarding Rape Why Do Rape Statistics Vary So Widely? Introduction Table 1. Rate of Campus Rape and Sexual Assault How Are Rape and Sexual Assault Defined? Table 2. Definitions of Rape and Sexual Assault Brief Summary of Statistics NCVS: National Crime Victimization Survey (Dec 2014) NISVS: National...
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NCFM NOTE: When confronted with someone bad mouthing men and patriarchy, ask them if they see anything men built. Think about it… Bigotry is on the Rise on College Campuses Many would agree that sexism and racism remain serious and, in some cases a growing concern. However, those being discriminated against are not the ones that...
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Masculinity Deconstructed, Liberated and Unchained A recent episode of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher featured an interview with Rebecca Traister, feminist and author of All the Single Ladies, who sang praises for the book’s themes of the rise of independent women and gender equality. Among other things, she noted that more than 50...
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