[QUOTE=DrPhil;2301425]And there are women and men who are silent because being vocal or making gestures of disapproval could result in a much more painful experience.
This is a flashback to rape accusations being dismissed if the woman (or man) alleged victim orgasms.
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I don't know if this article has been posted:
Rape culture on campus: The silence of men
THIS! And what I am hoping to see from the GLOs for men. With no ifs, ands or buts or hairsplitting.
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I wish I was writing the article, "Meet the College Fraternity Brothers Who Are Starting a Revolution Against Campus Sexual Assault," but that would mean that fraternities would have to quickly usher themselves into the 21st century. All it takes is a few inspired, outspoken individuals to start a movement against sexual violence, as victims of sexual violence have shown. It is time for fraternity brothers to join them, to use their strength and numbers to speak out against rape culture and work to change it. "