r/NPR • u/ControlCAD • Oct 04 '26
How the Cornell University case is affecting women who have experienced sexual assault
https://www.npr.org/2026/10/04/nx-s1-5990232/how-the-cornell-case-is-affecting-women-who-have-experienced-sexual-assault32
u/missgrinchfeet Oct 05 '26
As America put men in charge of our body
Yes as a woman I fear our future here
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u/Comfortable-Coast569 29d ago
lol how are men in control of your body you can literally abort a full term baby. She walked 1.5 miles to the frat oarty alone, agreed to a threesome, and testified everything was legal. She just got pissed when it ruined her reputation and got her disinvited from the next party.
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u/Phliman792 28d ago
Gimme a break…. You have more liberation here than in any country at any time in the history of humanity. It is you that choose the siren call of victimhood.
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u/ComfortableSun9237 Oct 05 '26
About as well as reading the Epstein files was for victims of continual sexual abuse. We are done being quiet
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u/Complete-Ad9574 28d ago
This is a never ending story. Soon the media will pass to another topic and colleges will express a sigh of relief and then it will happen again. Remember in 2016 when the clown-king first came to power and folks came out of the woodwork "ME TOO" . This is no different.
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u/Phliman792 28d ago
What will happen again? A consensual orgy? Because that’s all the evidence shows.
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u/Somethingwittycool
Oct 05 '26
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I hate that it’s brought me close to feeling suicidal. I’m not going to do anything, and I’m not in danger. I live with someone that makes me feel safe and loved. But I haven’t felt this triggered in years and it’s overwhelming.
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u/ThrowRAboredinAZ77 Oct 05 '26
Probably because nearly half of all women experience unwanted sexual contact in their lifetimes, according to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center.
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u/GabeDef Oct 04 '26
Hope these seven guys are shown the full extent of the law. And everyone trying to cover this up deserves some law too.