May 4, 2016
12:45:28am
12:45:28am
But it does clearly send the message that if you don't want to go through the
embarrassment of being sent home from BYU just shut up about the rape and then you can move on with you're life.
The point is that
1. Most sexual assaults are not reported, one of the main reasons being that victims feel shame and embarrassment.
2. It's extremely beneficial to all of us (including BYU) for them to be reported.
The point is that
1. Most sexual assaults are not reported, one of the main reasons being that victims feel shame and embarrassment.
2. It's extremely beneficial to all of us (including BYU) for them to be reported.
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the tweet is nonsense - there was 1 reported rape at BYU in 2014. The idea that somehow rape culture is a
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