Given the stakes, it's no surprise that accounts of female victimization by men have recently been furiously countered by accounts of male victimization by women.
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"Women who have experienced previous victimization are actually at higher risk for later victimization, so it's really important that programs like this are a good space for survivors as well," Senn says.
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This then leads to what the forensic psychologist Reid Meloy calls "vicarious identification" — the moral outrage that comes from the belief that my victimization is connected to the larger victimization of my group.
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In a way, I see that as like a victimization.
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At age 16, the average measure of victimization was 0.38.
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In this case, it was the victimization of Alec Baldwin.
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López: There's a lot of fear and victimization behind it.
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" Dargis called it "a sober chronicle of victimization and empowerment.
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This has led first to a reassertion of male victimization.
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But the sense of victimization appears to overwhelm everything else.
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Group victimization has become the global religion — from Berkeley to the alt-right to Iran — and everybody gets to assert his or her victimization is worst and it's the other people who are the elites.
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We also have to get away from the politics of victimization.
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" Intersectionality is thus "really dangerous" or a "conspiracy theory of victimization.
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Additionally, males and females experienced similar rates of hate crime victimization.
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Survivors report feelings of re-victimization when an image is viewed.
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Worse still, such policies only prime the pump for more victimization.
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Corrigan was a victim, whatever his role in his own victimization.
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Trump is the paragon, the epitome, of this white male victimization.
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Rise above the culture of victimization you see all around you.
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It stokes their own sense of victimization, which they feed on.
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What Ms. Despentes rejects, above all, is the victimization of women.
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He was "enslaved" to her own sense of victimization, he wrote.
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Nothing accomplishes this more quickly than emotional stories of sexual victimization.
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They not only invalidate their (victimization); they actually punish them for it.
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There can be no greater crime than sexual victimization to a child.
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Surely our tales are worthy when they're not attached to systemic victimization.
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This helps everyone have a good time, free from harassment or victimization.
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"The victimization of these children seemed to intensify over time," Hestrin said.
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Her trafficker wasn't the only one who financially benefited from her victimization.
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"By using a discourse of victimization, she will get stronger," he added.
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Students ask about college student victimization [and] campus violence, we included that.
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They are more than twice as likely to experience sexual victimization again.
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"There's not enough attention paid to victimization of older adults," he said.
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It is something perfectly normal, it comes out of three centuries of victimization.
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Hayek warned those gathered to not "fall into victimization" because of their gender.
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"Websites who host or encourage this form of victimization should be held accountable."
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It found that psychological distress and victimization decreased from adolescence to early adulthood.
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It's time to stop the victimization in this country and in this courtroom.
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Let me just say, Kara Swisher is exhausted by Facebook's victimization of itself.
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"I have turned my back on the idea of victimization mentality," he said.
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"It seems that they haven't really gotten over their victimization," Mr. Hoehlein said.
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More important than the demonization of me is the victimization of my son.
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Similarly, juvenile victimization also appeared unaffected by the imposition of a curfew ordinance.
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The widespread "victimization by criminal aliens," one of Trump's favorite talking points, never materialized.
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She's studied gender issues, sexual victimization, and intimate partner violence for almost 40 years.
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Ostensibly, the Obama measures protected accusers from further victimization, and encouraged reports of abuse.
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There are other ways managers misuse their power, such as systematic bullying and victimization.
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And our faith, our worldview, demands that we take seriously the victimization of people.
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A nasty, exploitative spectacle of a woman's victimization, or the celebration of her resistance?
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Here are some facts: there is no systemic problem with Black victimization by police.
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They've also left so many Filipinos vulnerable to less lethal, but more pervasive, victimization.
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While the majority of youth didn't experience any abuse, bullying or victimization, LGBTQ youth in the study were still more likely to be victims of these behaviors and more apt to experience multiple forms of bullying, abuse, victimization or mistreatment, the study found.
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He alleges she brought complaints of "abuse and victimization," and later wrongful termination, against him.
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They perpetuate the conditions of black weakness and black victimization by making black people dependent.
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When really, there are so many untold costs of victimization that never get paid for.
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He also alleged that Pulos filed claims of wrongful termination, abuse and victimization against him.
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Lewis claims Pulos reported him to Bravo for "abuse and victimization" and later wrongful termination.
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It is a vicious cycle of victimization, with all parts of French society feeling threatened.
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As a boy in Queens, Kendi found his life shaped by a fear of victimization.
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The men behind appear entirely indifferent: the artist makes himself complicit in his own victimization.
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In others, it can disentangle complicated questions of national identity and victimization, as in Mexico.
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My intent is definitely to create a bigger discourse than just victimization, suffering, and addiction.
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But criminal justice reform should not be so myopic that it compounds trauma survivors' victimization.
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"They cannot understand this movement toward victimization," he said of the women in his family.
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Instead Mr. O'Reilly blamed others, embracing the victimization he so ridiculed of the American left.
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Yet, other times, being seen — or being watched — signals objectification, victimization, being stripped of dignity.
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Another main opposition group, the Pakistan People's Party, also condemned the arrest, calling it victimization.
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The claim to victimization is ironic given that the worst form of victimization — declaring the lower castes to be so polluted as to be untouchable — was practiced by upper-caste Hindus for 2,000 years, including through the period when they were supposedly being victimized.
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Israel did not come into existence to serve as another showcase of the victimization of Jews.
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He also alleged that Pulos filed claims of wrongful termination and abuse and victimization against him.
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"Findings point to a discernible pattern of male sexual victimization that warrants urgent attention," it said.
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"It seemed like a documentary was a great way to stop the victimization," Mr. Farrier said.
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"The victimization of these children seemed to intensify over time," said Hestrin, the Riverside district attorney.
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But the degree to which the narrative of victimization has taken hold in Russia is worrying.
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Not surprising, Brazil and Colombia also have high victimization rates at 20133 percent and 25 percent.
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Can we hold people to account at the same time as we acknowledge their own victimization?
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And Black Friday will kick off not just mass consumerism every year, but also mass victimization.
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This re-victimization deepens and widens the pain and often leads to increased hostility and depression.
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Victimization rates of rape or sexual assault are down sixty per cent from their historic highs.
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Because it really just continued to keep the silence around this kind of violence and victimization.
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As a result, he said, otherwise manageable risks like illness or vulnerability to victimization can become fatal.
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That doesn't necessarily make it disingenuous, but there's also a lot of self-victimization in the statement.
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The duo studied the relationship among age, sex and homicide victimization in the United States in 1975.
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Bukowski's study found that girls experience more victimization in mixed-gender schools than in same-gender spaces.
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I'm saying man or woman, if you get into a pattern of victimization, who's it gonna hurt?
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Although sex workers perceive these websites as decreasing their likelihood of victimization, subcommittee ranking minority member Sen.
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Fox contributor David Avella, chairman of the Republican organization GOPAC, erred on the side of self-victimization.
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However, across the years, 24 percent of kids fell into the researchers' category of "high-chronic" victimization.
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It is our responsibility to protect them from harm, victimization, illness, bad decisions and, ultimately, from death.
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Trump appealed to their sense of victimization by élites, Gerson told me, while encouraging their latent bigotries.
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"That's not the language of victimization," a prosecutor, Vikas Khanna, said in a final rebuttal on Monday.
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The AfD's triple strategy of normality, provocation and self-victimization puts the other caucuses on the spot.
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They are at a higher risk of chronic health conditions, future sexual victimization and lowered academic achievement.
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Sweeney often makes crude commentary in regard to race, comparing himself to Rodney King and claiming victimization.
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Kayla is the movie's sacrificial lamb and, to an extent, a representation of female victimization and innocence.
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When they fall flat, she tries her hardest to present a compelling narrative about her own victimization.
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Victimization is the academic left's chief currency, the means of establishing a pecking order and granting entitlements.
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This is backed up by sources such as the Bureau of Justice Statistics' National Crime Victimization Survey.
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It could not have been easy, but Wideman evinced the polar opposite of a sense of victimization.
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Regardless of legislative changes, juvenile trafficking victims are often erroneously criminalized for crimes related to their victimization.
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And of the proven incidents of sexual victimization in 2015, 42% were perpetrated by staff members, investigators found.
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"The government is crossing all limits of political victimization against PML-N and the Sharif family," Aurangzeb said.
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For a man whose obsessions are violence and victimization, Ngo comes across in person as gentle, even vulnerable.
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Rose says spending time with loved ones is vital for survivors, especially after going public with their victimization.
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Deborah Gibbs is a senior social policy analyst in the Violence and Victimization Research Program at RTI International.
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As ugly as sexual victimization of female soldiers is, the stigma around male sexual assault leaves people speechless.
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These issues set the stage for alcoholism and drug use, poor-self care, loneliness, despair, and further victimization.
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Additionally, stopping the bully may prevent further victimization but it doesn't help those who have already been victimized.
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"Heterosexism can render lesbian and bisexual victims of female-perpetrated sexual victimization invisible to professionals," the study notes.
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To many, the content of their interview sounded sadly more like a naive perpetuation of their own victimization.
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In a culture so single-mindedly focused on personal empowerment and victory over victimization, how could she not?
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Even Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas played up his racial victimization after he was accused of sexual harassment.
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John's story doesn't just dismantle the self-victimization narrative that plagues men's rights activists and alt-right trolls.
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Making someone out to be a victim who's not is its own form of victimization, and let's not.
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But he worried that its themes of white villainy and black victimization would keep people away in droves.
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They used data collected from a nationally representative sample of 9,704 adolescents participating in the National Crime Victimization Survey.
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Vulnerability to victimization In 1992, Ladd and his colleagues enlisted 383 kindergarteners -- 190 boys, 193 girls -- into their study.
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Regardless, this is a rich new vein in the ever-deepening Republican victimization complex for the president to exploit.
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"Every day that goes by there is a real risk of future victimization for students on campus," she said.
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"The point of the original is about victimization and an existential searching for meaning and pain," Ms. Hayes said.
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Male, transgender, black, and multiracial, Asian, and Native American youth in particular were at greater risk for victimization overall.
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Rotunno's feminism essentially suggests that women should prevent their own victimization by staying out of men's way, Gilmore added.
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It is my hope, my optimism, that America will use this realization to cease the victimization of the victim.
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The upshot was that women were quietly, privately deterred from speaking out about sexual victimization — or even deterred themselves.
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Experts are clear that the impact of post-9/11 Islamophobia on Muslim Americans is not solely about victimization.
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I needed to not make the situation uncomfortable less I be labeled overly sensitive and avoid any future victimization.
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In Kindergarten, 21 percent of children experienced "severe" victimization and another 38 percent experienced a moderate level of bullying.
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The vast majority of women in prison have elevated rates of interpersonal victimization, such as physical and sexual abuse.
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Even seated within a revenge narrative (which perforce presumes a kind of victimization) the story momentarily rights the scales.
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Maybe, as the color scheme suggested, the awards were meant to be a wake for a system of victimization.
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They've created an ecstatic cult of victimization and recast the pursuit of justice as an assault on their selfhood.
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And it has rearmed Mr. Salvini, an expert in political victimization, with a powerful issue to rally his base.
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The resultant depictions of guilt, victimization, and unchecked power are as teeming with feeling as they are with fact.
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A similar increase in rapes was documented in an annual National Crime Victimization Survey, which was released this month.
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Let's be honest: the people who received Epstein's money after his conviction didn't care about the victimization of girls.
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That means Ohio was the only state given a "high" rating of sexual victimization in its juvenile correctional facilities.
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There are no easy answers here, but there is a sense of what's needed to redress victimization and violence.
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And no one had to witness their victimization in order to sympathize with them and express outrage against the shooter.
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"So some children appear to start school well, but become more vulnerable to victimization as they move along," said Ladd.
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For more than two decades, research has quantified the sexual victimization experienced every day by women in the United States.
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The female characters also seem to often be preyed upon by the men and their victimization is made harrowingly real.
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And now, Johansson is shedding light on another type of disturbing victimization of women online, famous or not: "deepfake" porn.
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He also alleged that Pulos filed claims of wrongful termination and abuse and victimization against him, which she vehemently denies.
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He also alleged that Pulos filed claims of wrongful termination and abuse and victimization against him, which she vehemently denied.
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He has found that the accumulation of experiences with victimization and bullying can lead to depression and feelings of hopelessness.
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Some engage in a great deal of sexual activity, often risky sexual activity which can frequently lead to re-victimization.
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In Manhattan, it isn't easy to ask for compassion in cases of sexual victimization, or of high-living financial fraudsters.
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Overall, violent crime victimization for ages 12 to 19 is nowhere near what it was in 1994, its latest peak.
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In demanding a Hindu Rashtra, or Hindu state, they claim to be asserting their historical rights and avenging their victimization.
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On top of that, if you're a male childhood sexual abuse survivor you're more likely to experience adult sexual victimization.
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Racial oppression is changing, bringing with it new victims, new forms of victimization and a lack of unifying, prophetic voices.
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"This outcome also ensures the victims need not suffer the trauma and re-victimization of testifying at trial," she said.
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This increases the victimization of mentally ill people, as it augments the suffering of those already afflicted by stigma.4.
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Jordan Peele said he worried that the themes of white villainy and black victimization of "Get Out" would draw protests.
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This office shall provide quarterly reports studying the effects of the victimization by criminal aliens present in the United States.
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So I think some mystery still remains as to where exactly the sense of victimization the attorney general expresses comes from.
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According to one wide-ranging US survey, two-thirds of men who report sexual victimization say that their attacker was female.
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And that victimization data send New York officers disproportionately to minority neighborhoods, because that is where most violent street crime occurs.
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Following their fight, Lewis claims that Pulos filed two complaints against him for "abuse and victimization" and later, for wrongful termination.
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The victim of a sexual privacy violation can be traumatized and humiliated, and is often blamed for his or her victimization.
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We want to understand the lens through which people look at the world, and whether it's one of ownership or victimization.
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Public hearings this summer on the Justice Department's investigation revealed deep rifts, as frustrated and angry minorities recounted tales of victimization.
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According to Wiederhold, researchers interested in studying trolling are beginning to recognize a need to discern between trolling and cyber victimization.
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But he noticed a curious statistic in a 20143 study: In 22014, the white homicide victimization rate rose by 22016 percent.
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As a result, their children may seek out attention and care from other individuals, which can make them vulnerable to victimization.
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That means Serge will have to evidence his victimization with scars or wounds, neither of which he has on the outside.
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There are several studies that demonstrate that assisted outpatient treatment can reduce the risk of hospitalization, arrest, crime, victimization and violence.
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The resulting outcry had emboldened women across the country to speak out about their own victimization; online, the hashtag #MeToo emerged.
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Though it was far from clear that Sunday's vote would produce a reliable result, both sides quickly claimed victory — and victimization.
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It was also an outright and increasing amplification of a reactionary white male victimization syndrome that has consumed modern American conservatism.
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Hongkongers are committing a cardinal sin: turning the party's preferred historical narrative of victimization by Western colonial powers on its head.
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"My photographs [seek to] challenge projections of victimization, offering entry into the expressive interior from which our humanity stems," Imam says.
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They promote the idea that people occupying different rungs of privilege or victimization can't possibly grasp life elsewhere on the ladder.
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By contrast, the premium on white victimization in the Nation is "painfully clear to people living in the Colony," Hayes writes.
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Rob Portman, would give victims the opportunity to take legal action against websites that hosted ads that led to their victimization.
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"This could be useful for her in terms of victimization, which she is already doing," said Sergio Berensztein, a political analyst.
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However, those states were not classified as having a low rate of sexual victimization due to their relatively low response rates.
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The national rate of sexual victimization in juvenile correctional centers declined, from 27 percent in 2012 to 7.1 percent in 2018.
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Reminders sent on the next two days kept netting more victims, with the overall attack realizing close to an 80% victimization rate.
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"The victimization of these kids seemed to intensify over time," says Hestrin, who says additional charges against the Turpins could be forthcoming.
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By age 17, injury victimization and use of self-defense did not differ by gender, according to the results published in Pediatrics.
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" Johnson then agreed with another guest who said the success of Jewish-Americans "removes the argument of victimization from the black community.
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Military sexual trauma, "or even more broadly sexual victimization can have far-reaching effects on mental health and psychological outcomes," she said.
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" Responding to the actor's denial, Braudy told THR, "I believe this is part of the problem, as is his pretext of victimization.
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It is the poorest Americans, more often minorities, who live in crime-ridden cities, who suffer the most through higher victimization rates.
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"Now that everything has gotten so contentious anything now would play into the [narrative of] victimization of conservatives in tech," she continued.
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"We don't believe there is a significant increase in actual trafficking cases or victimization," Polaris spokesman Brandon Bouchard said in emailed comments.
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" Responding to the actor's denial, Braudy told THR, "I believe this is part of the problem, as is his pretext of victimization.
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There will be a black lesbian in a wheelchair with an eye patch and every single possible victimization and she will rule.
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Setting aside the claims of political victimization, Trump likely stands to reap benefits from Florida's lenient tax climate for two key reasons.
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A sober chronicle of victimization and empowerment, the movie tracks Mari's search for her daughter Shannan, who vanished after meeting a client.
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What I find most distressing about this current dynamic is how easily and how widely people can spread their victimization narratives online.
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While much of this particular moment has been about sexual abuse, it's hardly the only ways game developers are alleging unfair victimization.
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A gun response when confronted by a criminal is the safest, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics' National Crime Victimization Survey.
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Interpersonal violence or crime victimization, similarly, wouldn't be the basis for social group membership unless they were happening on a national scale.
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"The cases are politically motivated and nothing more than blatant political victimization and pressure tactics," Ms. Sharif said in a recent interview.
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Only after the women's movement of the seventies and eighties were people—first adult women, and then children—asked about their victimization.
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It may also make assault and victimization more likely in other locations by creating a climate that's hostile to sexual minority youth.
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This history can also cascade into myriad behavioral and academic problems in school, sexual victimization in adulthood and difficulties keeping a job.
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On this understanding of one's long-range interests, there is no victimization and no duplicity; there is only honest, mutually beneficial exchange.
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Sadly, not having these skills or not believing the skills should be put in place, almost sets women up for re-victimization.
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The goal was no longer to further progress made through self-determination but a pursuit of entitlements with a mentality of victimization.
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A strong undercurrent of victimization runs through many scenes, which show Mr. Trump's opponents coming off as seething with contempt and anger.
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In fact, the result of the strategy of victimization in Catalonia could well be to diminish democracy for Spain as a whole.
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We can and I do suspect that we probably under-punish sexual assault relative to comparable crimes that don't involve sexual victimization.
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A 2013 Justice Department study estimated that cases of hate-inspired victimization occur on the order of more than 250,000 times a year.
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One notable difference caused by the varying methodologies: The FBI report includes murder, while NCVS does not, since dead people can't report victimization.
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Not only is victimization a key component in these women's lives, but a factor in their eventual turn towards hate, revenge and anger.
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Over the course of the story, the women must either succumb to that victimization or learn to navigate, survive, and perhaps overcome it.
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He compared his own sense of victimization to a "lynching" -- conjuring up the pain of one of the darkest chapters in US history.
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The frequent rape and victimization of its female characters, not to mention all that gratuitous nudity, was all anyone wanted to talk about.
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Laurie essentially transforms the domestic sphere — this symbol of what imprisons women — into a hunting ground to kill the source of her victimization.
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Bombshell pivots back and forth between Lamarr's victimization at the hands of external forces, and her sometimes-impulsive choices to escape that victimhood.
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As many sexual offenders don't just offend once, but multiple times, it is possible that a lenient criminal justice approach enables future victimization.
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That said, consenting sex workers and victims of sex trafficking often are unjustly criminalized when they report victimization to police, which is unacceptable.
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President Trump's speeches, filled with self-victimization and gross exaggeration, are actually the perfect lyrics for an early 2000s rage-fueled emo song.
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From the institutionalized cover-ups in the Catholic Church to the victimization of children in war zones, we are failing to protect children.
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Instead, Feinstein withheld this information for several weeks, only to now use the woman's alleged victimization as a legislative pawn for her party.
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As a conscious black man, Edwin is furious about the way that the NYPD generates revenue off the victimization of young black men.
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In October, he tweeted that "Trumpism" and the "narrative of white victimization" were to blame for the lethal mass shooting in Las Vegas.
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But the difference in how they sort of executed things was, we always see the victimization of enslaved Americans back in that time.
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As a result, lifelong deterrence measures—psychological and pharmaceutical—are the only option for "treating" pedophilia, or preventing the sexual victimization of children.
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Czech society places a premium on scapegoating and victimization, says Erik Tabery, the editor in chief of Respekt, a newsmagazine based in Prague.
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But we can cut down on the terrible victimization of girls and woman if we set them straight right from the get-go.
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Then it compares Azhong to China, saying it also rose from backwardness to power despite victimization, in the country's case by foreign forces.
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This is backed up by sources such as the Bureau of Justice Statistics' National Crime Victimization Survey, as well as my own research.
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In a paradox as strange as everything else about him, victory played handmaiden to a feeling of victimization: his own and the country's.
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"They cannot understand this movement toward victimization," Cramer told the New York Times, speaking of his wife, daughters, mother, and mother-in-law.
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The seemingly innocuous imagery demonstrates how the simultaneous "othering" and victimization of the Chinese minority are embedded in mundane words and minute gestures.
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The team then frequently assessed each child's feelings of victimization, enthusiasm for school, academic esteem and performance via teacher evaluations and standardized test scores.
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"Trying to measure the risk of suicide due to psychiatric illnesses, previous victimization, or substance abuse is a challenge for the field," said Crosby.
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One notable difference caused by the varying methodologies: The FBI report includes murder, but the NCVS does not, since dead people can't report victimization.
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Based on these data, the study team categorized victimization into five types based on when it began and ended and how intensive it was.
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We suspect that blacks and Latinos also report lower trust for other reasons, including continuing discrimination, victimization by the police and hostile political rhetoric.
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No, the victims are not morally responsible for the actions of criminals, but they can take affirmative steps to mitigate the risk of victimization.
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"It's the things they are experiencing, whether it's violence, victimization or mental health and suicide risk, where we still have great concern," Ethier said.
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Mythmaking summons more outrage, sharpens a sense of victimization, and thus creates a larger appetite for right-wing electioneering groups and more conspiracy theories.
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According to the study, "Toxic Ties: Networks of Friendship, Dating, and Cyber Victimization," the closer you are, the more likely you'll attack each other.
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How to weigh one woman's tale of victimization — or that of multiple women — by Trump against a world being driven into chaos by Trump?
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Trump looked at America and correctly saw an anxious, uncertain populace that was ripe for facile answers, scapegoats and a narrative of unjust victimization.
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The Trump on the campaign trail -- full of bravado, fiercely unapologetic, dramatic, obsessed with victimization -- was the Trump of the wheeling-and-dealing 1980s.
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It's possible trans teens might have a higher suicide risk as a result of being marginalized or experiencing discrimination, victimization or harassment, Toomey said.
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Immigrants may choose not to report crime or victimization to law enforcement authorities because they fear the police — exacerbating victim's vulnerability and emboldening criminals.
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They play a role when they sit and watch these rules, regulations, and laws be made that allow the victimization and marginalization of communities.
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Another theory (these are not mutually exclusive) is that Trump is simply a thin-skinned narcissist who shares the white supremacists' sense of victimization.
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Fleeing to a neighboring country brought little relief: They continued to experience violence and victimization by the police, employers, neighbors and even taxi drivers.
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Both major opposition parties, including Shah's PPP, condemned the arrest, which they said was a case of "political victimization", an accusation the government denies.
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Research shows that transgender teens report the highest rates of suicide attempts among teens and are more likely to experience discrimination, victimization and rejection.
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And I'm not suggesting this is what the counsel was getting at, but sometimes victims are asked — aren't you responsible for your own victimization?
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"It will eventually decrease victimization for everybody," said Lesley Currier of the Marin Shakespeare Company, which holds the state contract to teach Shakespeare at Solano.
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Her research focuses on the nature, extent, and consequences of violent victimization and has been published in a variety of journals, books, and other outlets.
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" According to The National Transgender Discrimination Survey (NTDS), transgender people experience higher levels of "poverty, unemployment, homelessness, negative interactions with police, incarceration, and violent victimization.
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At younger ages, boys more often reported fear and injury perpetration and sexual and injury victimization, but as age increased this pattern reversed or disappeared.
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Westworld conveniently ignores the real, appalling history behind the suggestion of an empty frontier: the victimization of the Hosts that makes this false romance possible.
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"The daily torment and re-victimization survivors face from their peers after their assaults is as bad as the assault itself," the #QuitThisShit website reads.
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NAACP denounces arrest In a statement, the NAACP Alaska Oregon Washington State Area Conference (AOWSAC) "denounce the victimization, inhumane treatment and unlawful arrest" of Hansen.
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Every group of citizens living in this country deserves to be heard, and the marginalization and victimization of many such groups must be addressed honestly.
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In response to these misinterpretations, the victim would organize their relationships around the expectation of re-traumatization in hope of preventing abandonment and/or victimization.
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She has said that black people enjoy self-victimization, love playing the oppression card, and should get over slavery since it happened so long ago.
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More recently, sexual violence activists have succeeded in placing the onus on men, rather than women, to prevent victimization, through consent workshops and education initiatives.
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Which makes sense, since the ground had been well prepared by the country's sense of victimization after its defeat and the seemingly intractable economic crisis.
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Recent National Crime Victimization Survey results cited by the study's authors found that 38 percent of sexual assault and rape incidents were reported by men.
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"LGBTQ students experienced more victimization based on sexual orientation, gender expression, gender, appearance/body size, and disability than non-LGBTQ students," the report's authors write.
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But there are teens who are doing it, and thereby exposing themselves to dangers ranging from criminal liability to cyberbullying or victimization by adult predators.
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They do not endure long response times, treatment that negates their victimization, or the slide from victim to suspect in the eyes of the police.
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Now that white people in the suburbs and rural areas are disproportionately affected, the language and policies have shifted from pathological criminality to sympathetic victimization.
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The Clinton Administration issued a report recommending the use of juvenile curfew laws to address the "rising juvenile delinquency and victimization rates" of the 290s.
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John's unwavering dedication to self-victimization also helps to explain why he loves swindling others so much in the first place: It makes him feel powerful.
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"Portraying suicide as the inevitable outcome of Hannah's victimization was, at best, a missed opportunity and, at worst, dangerous to those vulnerable to suicide," Ackerman wrote.
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The themes of victimization and bullying that survivors of sexual assault receive afterward is all too real for young women out there—young women and men.
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James Braxton Peterson, director of Africana Studies at Lehigh University, attributes their very identity as Black women as a primary factor in their victimization by cops.
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The trend illustrates how "women continue to bear the heaviest burden of lethal victimization as a result of gender stereotypes and inequality," according to the report.
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Jared's shame does not, however, extend to his victimization at the hands of someone else; nor does he conflate the violence he experiences with those desires.
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It's also painting the President's racism as an example of liberal hysteria and yet more victimization of Trump by critics who are obsessed with identity politics.
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While the incidence of biased language decreased since 2005 — with the exception of racist remarks — the survey found no changes in students' own reports of victimization.
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" Although the authors didn't formally address what role the internet played, they asserted that "online sexual victimization of American children appears to have reached epidemic proportions.
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According to a 2013 report by the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), about 10 percent of youth in state-operated or -owned facilities reported sexual victimization.
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And we further sabotage women when we insist that their routine victimization is somehow their fault, and not the revolting product of cultural norms and expectations.
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I'm interested in their victimization, it's exhausting to me, like it was such a different response with the Google people versus the Facebook people just recently.
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In gatherings at homes and local churches, residents describe feelings of victimization again, this time over a power plant they do not want in their neighborhood.
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The children must be given opportunities to express their feelings and worries and the caretakers should be prepared to acknowledge and validate their experience of victimization.
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To them, a trade deficit is about victimization: a signal of weakness and policy failure of a country, evidence that you let trading partners abuse you.
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To honor the tribute would reveal the universality of all suffering and rob them of their special status as certified moral icons of innocence through victimization.
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Such a rule will end the current double victimization, first by the criminals and then by the corporations who fail to tell them of the hack.
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Psychological science suggests that living in a culture that tolerates discrimination contributes to adverse health, in part due to the resulting harassment, maltreatment, discrimination and victimization.
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And, in October, he tweeted that "Trumpism" and the "narrative of white victimization" were to blame for the Las Vegas mass shooting that claimed 58 lives.
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As prosecutors, we believe that no one who profits off the victimization of the most vulnerable people in our communities should be given a free pass.
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Although the possibility was first documented in research literature in the 1930s, systematic studies of sexual victimization perpetrated by women were not undertaken until the 1990s.
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Additionally, among all adult prisoners reporting any staff sexual victimization, 80 percent reported only female perpetrators; among juveniles, the rate was even higher, at 89.3 percent.
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"Distress from voices can be linked to lots of stuff that happens in our world: trauma, sure, but also poverty, racism, victimization, and bullying," explains Waddingham.
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Eight in 10 sexual assaults involve victims and offenders who know each other, according to the National Crime Victimization Survey, and one-third involve intimate partners.
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This is the person who takes his or her own pain and victimization and uses it to make sure every conversation revolves around himself or herself.
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Digital dating violence falls squarely into this category as, not surprisingly, it has been linked in some studies to physical and sexual victimization, especially against girls.
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The Justice Department used random samples of both its sexual victimization survey and an alternative survey when evaluating a center to protect the identities of respondents.
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Many neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and their allies were thrilled with this choice, since they seek to minimize the victimization of Jews when discussing the Holocaust.
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In fact, one of the strongest predictors of violence in general, violence during psychosis, and addictive disorders overall is victimization including domestic violence and abuse during childhood.
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The story explores the question of how far people will go when "just obeying orders," the morality of testing and a related case of victimization (2800:2745).
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Participants rated the amount of victimization, or bullying, they faced because of their sexual identity over the previous six months on a scale of zero to three.
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At the time, DOJ cited the Bureau of Justice Statistics' National Crime Victimization Survey, which found that between 20173 and 22017, 236% of hate crimes went unreported.
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" In his executive order, Trump directed the new office to provide "quarterly reports studying the effects of the victimization by criminal aliens present in the United States.
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On The Kelly File, her Fox News show, the host said then-First Lady Michelle Obama's commencement address at Tuskegee University pandered to a 'culture of victimization.
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"I understand the notion of victimization, but I do not believe our country is made safer by holding this information back from the American public," Warner said.
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After details of her affair with then-President Bill Clinton came to light, Lewinsky basically became patient zero when it comes to victimization in the Internet Age.
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"I think it's about a person feeling a sense of victimization or assaulted by…an invasion of things, but experiencing a moment of personal clarity," Kuhn says.
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Lewis has previously alleged that Pulos had filed complaints with Bravo and show executives calling him out for victimization and abuse, and then later for wrongful termination.
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This detached mentality can be especially pervasive among youth, who are too young to comprehend what victimization means, Salvatore Didato, an organizational psychologist told CNN in 2009.
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The story explores the question of how far people will go when "just obeying orders," the morality of testing and a related case of victimization (1:44246).
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When a young person joins a gang, they are exposed to the same sort of violence, victimization, and neglect which caused their trauma in the first place.
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That's what it means to recover, and here Rosebrock is saying something worth listening to about women and victimization, even if she hasn't entirely worked through it.
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It is a selling moment, confirming that victimization can be ignored and commodified, that the vulnerable — long after they have suffered and died — can still be prey.
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We are more likely to die because of police brutality (the rate is especially high for disabled people of color), and more likely to experience violence victimization.
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So does the almost unrelenting tonal darkness of the first two plays, making them seem less like a protest against women's victimization than a fetishization of it.
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Moreover, it should force a debate about how that kind of out-of-sight, out-of-mind approach contributes to the stigmatization and victimization of vulnerable communities.
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"If we're an empathy-forward person, it's not that we're being a big scaredy cat, it's traumatizing for us to watch the victimization of others," Poffenroth says.
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If Goldberg had located the primary source, she would have found that I write lengthy passages about it under its correct name: the National Crime Victimization Survey.
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The problem was that a lot of my initial cracks at writing about my past were done with a real sense of resentment and victimization and self-pity.
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He is gay and Asian, which, qua Milo Yiannopoulos and Candace Owens, enables his supporters to deploy the rhetoric of liberal identity politics and victimization against the left.
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But in the gold mining belt of Mali, one of the world's poorest countries, the victimization lens does great injustice to the hundreds of women mining alongside men.
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Such attacks are enormously successful, securing victimization rates of close to 30% in some cases -- a sobering statistic when one considers that the hacker needs just one victim.
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It's become increasingly clear that "open secrets," whether they're in Hollywood or our own backyard, have resulted in the unnecessary suffering and victimization of countless women and men.
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He previously claimed that his former Flipping Out co-star and friend of nearly 20 years Jenni Pulos filed claims of wrongful termination, abuse and victimization against him.
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Victims of modern slavery, whether children or adults, should not be held criminally responsible for their involvement in unlawful activities that are a direct consequence of their victimization.
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It compares UCR to two different measures: the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) and homicides, which are typically considered the most reliable proxy for measuring serious crime levels.
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"It shows that our country still has a hierarchy of victimization—that we somehow think sexual assault of children is worse than sexual assault with adults," says Houser.
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Commentary: Women miners aren't always victims In spite of its dangers, "the victimization lens does great injustice to the hundreds of women mining alongside men," writes Leif Brottem.
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There are valuable lessons here about stereotyping, and it is interesting to see a sanguine, resilient, and highly intelligent mind seek to historicize its own experience of victimization.
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I've spoken to people who have managed quite successfully to get over what were objectively pretty ghastly episodes of sexual victimization — much, much worse than anything I experienced.
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He's also being coached on what to say more broadly about sexual assault and victimization so as not to further erode Republican support among women this election season.
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According to the sheriff, the appeal was made because of costs, allocation of resources and the potential for further victimization of those affected by the shooting, CNN reported.
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"The seriousness and devastating effects of these crimes, as well as the propensity for repeat victimization, expose a dangerous gap in the FBI's crime data collection programs," Sens.
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Throughout the study, I encountered several gay men who had protected women from unwanted sexual contact, only to turn and blame those same women for their own victimization.
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Aboriginal women also experience dramatically higher rates of violent victimization and sexual abuse in the home, with some 24 percent reporting assault from a current or former spouse.
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Students today are very in-tune to college student victimization and campus violence and they know about this case and have lots of questions and comments about it.
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Although they were victims of harassment or violence, they have felt shame, they have been shamed, and they alone have carried the burden of the abuse and victimization.
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According to the US Department of Justice's 2016 National Crime Victimization Survey, the most recent available, just 23% of rapes and sexual assaults are reported to the police.
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A brutally and often uncomfortably funny comedy, it dances around female victimization and male exploitation, and plays with the ostensibly blurry line between the personal and the public.
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But L.G.B.T.Q. kids experience far higher rates of victimization than their heterosexual peers and they suffer more for it, with higher rates of depression, substance abuse and suicide.
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"A lot of what we teach is specifically around prevention of victimization," said Ron Avi Astor, chair of the school's faculty council and a professor who studies bullying.
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There is a reason that many white people viewed slavery as the guard against the vulnerability of women, and black freedom as the gateway to white woman victimization.
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According to one Justice Department study, almost 22014 percent of former state prisoners reported one or more incidents of sexual victimization during their most recent period of incarceration.
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"For transgender youth, we know, for example, that peer, school, community, and family based rejection, discrimination, and victimization are associated with greater risk for suicidal behaviors," Toomey noted.
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What is known is that transgender teens are more likely "to experience discrimination, victimization, and rejection, which are all associated with increased risk for suicidal behaviors," he said.
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The suffering of the Palestinians has long been an animating cause for Al Qaeda, a stand-in for the victimization of Muslims at the hands of Western powers.
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Seven states — Massachusetts, Nevada, North and South Carolina, North and South Dakota and Wyoming — had no reported incidents of sexual victimization in any of their surveyed juvenile facilities.
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Ohio's rate of sexual victimization in juvenile detention facilities declined nearly 22012% since the last time the Justice Department surveyed juvenile facilities, from 230.3% in 193 to 219%.
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The study suggested that when you look at more reliable National Crime Victimization Survey and homicide data, there is little to no correlation between lead exposure and crime.
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"Some of the official reports show that as many as 212% of women who are currently homeless have experienced physical or sexual victimization sometime during their lifetime," she says.
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The 22012 Alaska Victimization Survey, conducted by the University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA), found that 33 out of every 100 women who reside in Alaska have experienced sexual violence.
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Fearing victimization, they hide their sexuality, though he says it is harder to keep it secret from his young children, who watch cartoon gays and lesbians depicted on television.
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A second study examined survey data from almost 82,163 high school students in Minnesota and found LGBTQ adolescents were more likely to experience abuse and victimization than heterosexual teens.
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The director of the Press Freedom Defense Fund said Friday that the conservative media has "grown on the back" of a sense of victimization and resentment towards the press.
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That concern is often less about fear of recidivism and instead possible victimization by community members less willing to accept that the former fighter is no longer a threat.
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The re-victimization and incarceration costs for imprisoning criminal illegal aliens alone should have cities, counties and states on board with President Trump's attempt to make America safe again.
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And queer sexism allows gay men to perpetuate the same effects of sexism writ large—income inequality, victimization, and internalized sexism—against men based upon their masculinity or effeminacy.
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Stemple's new, wide-ranging study presents the results of the CDC's most recent phone survey, which found that 68.6 percent of men who report sexual victimization describe female perpetrators.
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For all their bluster about feminism as a "cult of victimhood," the truth is that MRAs can be pretty shameless in encouraging and exploiting men's own feelings of victimization.
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"Evidence suggests that school-based practices, such as identification of 'safe spaces' have the potential to prevent victimization and related health consequences among LGBTQ youth," Demissie said by email.
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The survey gleaned information such as their demographics, household and relationship characteristics; whether they'd experienced any incidents of sexual victimization or assault; and a measure of any depressive symptoms.
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"The era of victimization and arbitrary decisions" must end, Mr. Mugabe said while sitting at a table, flanked by members of the military and other officials, including a priest.
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Class privilege meant that middle-class and elite blacks had a smaller chance of exposure to criminal victimization and the full hammer of the law, especially long prison sentences.
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The report defined sexual victimization as any forced or coerced sexual acts between young people held in juvenile correctional facilities, or any sexual contact between them and facility staff.
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And as a victim class, then I am the one who is going to be responsible and I anguish over their victimization and I therefore take moral authority and power.
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For example, while the FBI last year found that violent crime went up in 2015, the National Crime Victimization Survey for the same year indicated that violent crime actually decreased.
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Students had been referred for screening by school counselors or social workers who suspected the student had been exposed to violence, which increases the risk of teen dating violence victimization.
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After filming wrapped, Lewis publicly alleged that Pulos hadn't worked for for him for "years" and claimed that she had filed claims of wrongful termination, abuse and victimization against him.
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But in conversations with Bari, and interviews she's given about the film, she is candid about the link, and also about the imperative to undo the silence that perpetuates victimization.
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Eight resources discussed victims' treatment needs, provided screening tools and discussed health consequences of trafficking victimization, with five of these also discussing trauma and how doctors should speak to victims.
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It's manufactured by the white leftist elites whose mastermind agenda is to pit races, classes, and sexes against one another to keep the narratives of victimization of brown people going.
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Eight resources discussed victims' treatment needs, provided screening tools and discussed health consequences of trafficking victimization, with five of these also discussing trauma and how doctors should speak to victims.
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Three days later, as a Labour government bill against racial discrimination was debated in Parliament, 1,0003 dock workers marched from London's East End to protest the "victimization" of Mr. Powell.
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In a study published in the journal PLoS ONE, researchers at Columbia University sought to identify factors that would predict higher versus lower rates of sexual victimization among college students.
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Similar to last year's Mad Max: Fury Road, with its strong female characters pushing back against the patriarchy and victimization, The Witch has been read as a sly feminist parable.
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Mythmaking around both the IRS and Facebook flaps summons more outrage, sharpens a sense of victimization, and thus creates a larger appetite for right-wing electioneering groups and conspiracy theories.
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Rather, people with psychiatric disabilities are far more likely to be victims of violence than perpetrators, with a victimization rate of up to 11 times that of the general population.
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American legislators and law enforcement need to acknowledge this reality and take action to hold sex offenders accountable for their crimes and prevent innocent women from future victimization and exploitation.
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But until the victimization industry, which Kaepernick represents, came as an unintended consequence of the Great Society policies that destroyed the black family, there was always hope—always self-respect.
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" Schmidt, a frequent critic of the president, also said Trump is "building a fervor" with the "scapegoating of vulnerable minority populations," and called victimization "the high-octane fuel of Trumpism.
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Those patronizing voices of whites who seek to save us from ourselves, and black "spokespersons" who embrace an agenda of racial grievance and an identity of victimization, should stand aside.
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What I don't imagine is someone who emboldens my base machinations of perpetual victimization, agrees with everything I think and feel, and has never done wrong…ever (or claims so).
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For a movement that is united in antipathy toward a culture of victimization in theory, conservatives have spent 2017 demonstrating that they're not all that opposed to it in practice.
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The federal government's role in law enforcement is necessarily limited, but one place it can show leadership is through collecting and publishing data about crime victimization in the United States.
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In their attempts to avoid abandonment or victimization, the person may engage in excessively clinging, oppositional, and/or distrustful behaviors, become more compliant, or hold onto revenge or retribution fantasies.
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Public fury over the young woman's victimization has been amplified by the release of a court statement that Turner's father, Dan Turner, penned in defense of his sex-offender son.
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It's nationalism and populism and again, a sense of victimization, like the rest of society is coming after us and we've got to defend ourselves against that at all costs.
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In fact, a single category of internet crime — identify theft — generated $15.4 billion in losses in 2014, according to a crime victimization survey by the federal Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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Your challenge isn't to stop having an emotionally appropriate response to the victimization of the vulnerable population you serve; it's to redirect your anger down channels that don't deplete you.
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The rhetoric of the predator has been wrapped up for so long with a brutal reading of human nature — a Darwinian vision of hunter and game and cold, remorseless victimization.
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She said she has cut short family dinners and blocked people on social media when they started to blame black women for their own victimization in the R. Kelly case.
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In our studies examining attitudes – including those of police officers, judges, nurses and physicians—victim-blaming and a reluctance to believe women's reports of victimization were closely tied to sexist views.
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" VOICE is tasked with serving victims of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants and will issue quarterly reports on "the effects of the victimization by criminal aliens present in the United States.
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From start to finish, this process focuses on making sure that potential victims — the overwhelming majority of whom are women — identify themselves and act against the risk of their future victimization.
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Nor has the office recorded any evidence of the widespread "victimization by criminal aliens" as Trump's executive order mandates, one of his favorite themes as he presses his anti-immigration agenda.
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As survivors everywhere seek to end decades of victimization, Laurie finally confronts her own predator, drawing strength from the solidarity and shared experience of trauma with other women in her life.
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"All four studies seemed to converge to suggest that they felt concern for the person in need, rather than feeling outraged at the people who were perpetrating the victimization," Berry says.
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The increased risk of depression may be explained in part by lower satisfaction with family relationships, greater exposure to cyberbullying and peer victimization, and more unmet medical needs, the study found.
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But those plans deteriorated after Pulos brought allegations of "abuse and victimization" against him and later claims of wrongful termination to Bravo and the show's production company, Authentic Entertainment, Lewis claimed.
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I think for a lot of people, including women — both the anger they identify with and the white pride, whether they're overtly or covertly racist — reflects a victimization narrative with roots.
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By contract, comprehensive sex education that specifically included training in sexual communication skills—especially in terms of how to turn down unwanted sex—was linked to a lower risk of victimization.
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The bill's supporters have framed FOSTA and SESTA as vital tools that will allow officials to police websites and allow sex trafficking survivors to sue those websites for facilitating their victimization.
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"Black women have traditionally been written out of history unless it is in the context of victimization," says Dr. Aimee Meredith Cox, a cultural anthropologist, author and professor at Fordham University.
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Jeff Lewis is convinced his show, Flipping Out, will be canceled in light of alleged claims of "abuse and victimization" and wrongful termination from his friend and co-star Jenni Pulos.
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The National Crime Victimization Survey shows that around 250,000 hate crimes occurred each year between 2004 and 2015, but more than 50 percent of them were not reported to law enforcement.
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The legislation focuses on a victim-centered approach that addresses these issues, and includes new requirements for law enforcement to screen for victimization in populations likely to be victims of trafficking.
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"The whole conservative media industry has grown enormously and it's grown on the back of the sense of victimization and resentment that conservatives have towards the press," Jim Risen told Hill.
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Thus he seemed to absorb not only his father's sense of life's unfairness but also an intimate knowledge of how a man's rage can play out in the victimization of women.
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People in this position often cite the real history of racist victimization of black men for sexual crimes they did not commit, and expect the black community to stand by them.
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White conservatives hate nothing more than being told they don't get to join in on what they perceive as the major benefit of being a minority: the ability to claim victimization.
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The further victimization that occurs when you realize that you are now fighting the government bureaucracy simply to get the help you need to survive leaves one totally disillusioned and defeated.
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Future research should evaluate whether interventions that support families with sexual minority youth and promote acceptance of adolescent sexual identity can also impact childhood victimization and household dysfunction, said Clements-Nolle.
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Among states that required parental consent for youth to be surveyed in the study, Macon Youth Development Campus in Georgia had the highest reported rate of sexual victimization, at 19 percent.
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For one thing, the studies found that they damage already-strained relationships between police and youth of color and in some instances have "blowback" effects, increasing juvenile victimization or overall crime.
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There were nearly 267,83 allegations of "sexual victimization" in prisons and other adult detention facilities in 28, nearly triple the 25,2187 allegations recorded in 2011, according to a new Justice Department report.
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"In some cases, victims post stories about their victimization—if that story is different than what they told police, that posting will be used to demonstrate a lack of credibility," Cherkasky continued.
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Nevertheless, the NRA dedicated millions to marketing campaigns that emphasized a woman's need to protect herself from violence and victimization, released in tandem with an informational campaign highlighting rates of sexual assault.
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But what we found consistently over time is that students who are out feel more connected to school, are less likely to be damaged by any of the victimization that they experience.
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We know the rate of sexual victimization allegations per 22019,000 youth held in state juvenile systems more than doubled, from 19 per 1,000 youth in 2005 to 47 per 85033,000 in 2012.
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"It has been dragged out of cold storage two weeks before an election as a clear case of political victimization and can be classified as pre-poll rigging," the PPP statement said.
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OJJDP's FY 2018 mentoring grant initiative stripped references to working with LGBTQ youth even though these youth are incarcerated at disproportionately high rates and experience high rates of sexual victimization in custody.
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Pence acknowledged that it was the victimization of its people — one in five are victims of crimes, including kidnapping and human trafficking — that drove a desperate flight from the Northern Triangle nations.
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The study by The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA), formed in 2011, found that the public is still afraid to report police abuse, fearing victimization and believing no action will be taken.
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Ann Wagner's (R-Mo.) Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act of 22019, from both sides of the aisle, will address these pressing aspects of the marketplace of victimization.
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I find it to be a sheer travesty, a victimization of sorts, that his legacy and all stigmas he fought for could be so minimized by the account of his peaceful death.
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What really bothers me and gets me so angry is that the White House is victimizing this person [...] Why should we participate in a victimization who has the courage to come forward?
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In a press briefing Tuesday, he cited cost, allocation of resources and potential further victimization of those affected by the shooting as reasons for delaying the release of footage, recordings and documents.
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And the beneficiaries of the apology, descendants of slaves who are held up as eternal certified moral icons of state victimization, are not in any way the actual victims of chattel slavery.
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About a third of trans inmates reported "one or more incidents of sexual victimization involving another inmate or facility staff in the past 12 months," according to Department of Justice survey data.
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However, when it comes to things like sexual violence, there will always be a group of folks (maybe really large groups) who won't tell any researcher or anyone about their sexual victimization.
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When white middle-class sex workers focus on the empowering aspect of sex work, without acknowledging state-sanctioned violence or societal stigma, this can create a false dichotomy between empowerment and victimization.
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Of how I felt somehow more vulnerable and triggered (though certainly grateful) when millions of people showed me their support online, as though now my life had been reduced to one victimization.
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Analyzing rates of violent victimization over time, I found that the poorest Americans today are victimized at about the same rate as the richest Americans were at the start of the 1990s.
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"Voice" (in the three episodes I've seen) tells that story mostly through his decades-long victimization of Laurie Luhn (Annabelle Wallis), a former Fox booker whom he blackmails into, essentially, sex slavery.
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He has developed a knack for victimization, a tactic in Italian politics perfected by former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who Mr. Salvini has fully eclipsed as the central player of Italy's right.
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Out of every 100 incidents of rape and sexual assault, 463 weren't reported to the police in 2016, according to data by the Bureau of Justice Crime Victimization Survey, analyzed by FiveThirtyEight.
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False claims of victimization taint legitimate episodes of violent bigotry and discrimination, which is perhaps why those who are honorably committed to confronting prejudice seem loath to acknowledge hoaxes when they occur.
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"No sexual victimization of youth is ever acceptable, but we are encouraged by the significant reduction in reported instances since 22003," Ohio's Department of Youth Services said in a statement to CNN.
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Fifteen percent of women who have experienced stalking victimization at some point during their lifetime felt very fearful or believed that they or someone close to them would be harmed or killed.
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These numbers, however, mostly look at the white population, as rape survivors are often lumped into one group, ignoring racial, ethnic, economic, and environmental factors that play a major role in their victimization.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that 2010% of women and 228% of men are stalked in their lifetimes, and that women ages 22–22016 have the highest rates of victimization.
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The increase has been attributed to a 2012 legislation, the National Standards to Prevent, Detect, and Respond to Prison Rape, which sought to provide more education on sexual victimization to staff and inmates.
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Democratic senators are consulting experts in such fields as sexual assault victimization and college drinking ahead of Thursday's hearing with Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh, according to a source inside Democratic prep.
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It's a gothic tale perfect for our cultural moment, when people continue to struggle with myths of female victimization – like the idea that women and girls somehow deserve the traumas inflicted upon them.
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"We are comforted to know that the system is working to protect the victims of violent crime from re-victimization by potentially violent hoaxers," Pozner said in a statement obtained by CBS News.
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While some self-protection is wise, asking victims to limit their worlds is not a sufficient response to the problem of stalking and cyberstalking alone, as it burdens victims for their own victimization.
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In fact, in one subgroup of participants, the correlation was even stronger: people who had experienced violence, victimization, or maltreatment as children or teens were more likely to experience loneliness and poor sleep.
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The report, which included data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics' National Crime Victimization Survey, also found that between 2004 to 2015, there was an average of 250,20073 hate crime incidents each year.
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With regular surveys, they measured the degree and frequency of peer victimization that kids experienced – including physical, verbal and relational bullying – as well as their academic self-perception and level of school engagement.
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"The fact that children whose victimization levels declined over time showed improvements in academics was a very encouraging finding," said Jonathan Nakamoto, an education researcher at nonprofit agency WestEd in Los Alamitos, California.
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"The interest and concern over the case of victimization of a nine-year-old girl in our county has been overwhelming and unprecedented," the department said in a statement on its Facebook page.
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In their latest report, the experts likened the agonizing wait by the student's family to "a new victimization" that arises "when bureaucracy or formal aspects are more important than the victims." slide show
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The report provides data from 2007 to 2017, detailing trends in sexual behavior, high-risk substance use, violence victimization, as well as mental health and suicide among public and private high school students.
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In a single year—20033 to 2012—about 100,000 people locked up in US prisons and jails experienced sexual victimization, according to a survey conducted by the federal government's Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s new book is portrayed as a takedown of a culture of victimization that he says has permeated the political left, but throughout it he portrays himself as the victim.
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"There are thousands of African-American families with histories of horrific victimization and racial oppression that have never openly talked because it hasn't felt safe or healthy to have those conversations," Stevenson said.
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I think it does play into a general shift within the Republican Party away from a fear of big government and more toward a sense of victimization that society is coming after them.
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Personal disgrace might have been explained away as a form of victimization by a greedy corporation, an unloving parent, systemic social forces — or with the claim, possibly true, that nearly everybody does it.
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On the other hand, she is skeptical of what she calls the "tropes of victimization, heroism and celebrity" personified by Caitlyn Jenner posing in a satin corset on the cover of Vanity Fair.
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That's according to a piece in the The New York Review of Books that took a deep look into the Bureau of Justice Statistics's most recent national surveys on sexual victimization in prisons.
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Another is a marquee piece of anti-trafficking legislation, the Trafficking Victims Protection Act, which is poised for reauthorization this year with new provisions to help scale back the demand that causes victimization.
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But for many of the asylum seekers she works with, following the rules can mean becoming homeless: "It creates this perfect storm of extreme poverty, continued victimization, and profound social isolation," she said.
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The decision not to engage on the facts and substantive merits is consistent with Trump's tendency thus far to steer public attention away from the actual evidence and towards his claims of victimization.
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I would like to use this occasion to take the pressure away from the individual level — this is not a "witch hunt" — and bypass the ubiquitous rhetoric of victimization, blaming, or self-defense.
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" The office would offer services to victims of such crimes and to their family members, and would provide reports quarterly "studying the effects of the victimization by criminal aliens present in the United States.
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" That office would offer services to victims of such crimes and to their family members, and would provide reports quarterly "studying the effects of the victimization by criminal aliens present in the United States.
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Washington University law professor Stephen Legomsky called the quarterly victimization reports "problematic," saying its goal seems to be painting an image of undocumented immigrants in the public's mind, despite evidence of lower crime rates.
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Ngo asked that the paramedics let me ride along — I realized now, with the GoPro gone and the Federalist stringer nowhere to be found, that I was the crucial media witness to his victimization.
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And dares to talk about his victimization and compare it to those who have suffered in a criminal justice system in America that has too often been informed by racial bias and by injustice.
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"Me and my family's victimization is a consequence of my not agreeing to the sexual advances made by the Chief Justice of India, Justice Rangan Gogoi," she said in the letter to the judges.
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It's a really ... and do have lots of venues to talk about it and the complaining/victimization of, "I don't get to talk," it's an important topic that is minimized by that, to me.
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They are driven by a search for identity, sick devotion to a cause, and angry reaction to perceived victimization in a manner that is strikingly similar to another group of violent extremists: Islamist jihadis.
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The interview subsequently degenerates into a repeat of pretty much every other serious confrontation Gunnlaugsson's administration has had with the media: angry obfuscation and claims of victimization, followed by feigned shock and abrupt dismissal.
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LONDON, Sept 11 (Reuters) - A female BNP Paribas broker, whose boss repeatedly brushed aside her questions by saying "not now, Stacey," has won a sexual discrimination and victimization lawsuit in a London employment tribunal.
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Since accusations against Mr. Weinstein became public, more people have come forward to the police with complaints about their own victimization, and officials have noted an increase among people reporting attacks from previous years.
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The real Mayer wasn't much taller than Garland, whose mother — missing in action here — was loathsome, details that might complicate the movie's reductive vision of power and abuse, victimization and survival, women and men.
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He has turned himself into a symbol of Americans' victimization, telling frustrated voters who crave easy answers that they're being pushed around by foreigners and duped by the condescending custodians of a dysfunctional system.
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Speaking in Savona, a port city in northwestern Italy that gave the church two popes, Mr. Zanardi, 48, said the victimization went on for years, traumatizing him and leading to a substance abuse problem.
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"[The bill] really ties hand in glove with trafficking and the victimization of individuals — and them being sold and being victimized again — if law enforcement has the opportunity to go without prosecution," she said.
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I think that's relevant because a lot of the social science literature surrounding Islamophobia and post-Muslim identities covers Muslims from a place of victimization, and it doesn't highlight what they're doing to fight back.
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There have been ways in which this racial divide has been represented by the victimization of Asians, from coverage of the 1992 Los Angeles riots to reports of targeted attacks against Asians by Black people.
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Recently, I spoke at the National Association of Attorneys General winter meeting in Washington D.C. in support of vacatur laws for trafficking victims convicted of nonviolent crimes committed as a direct result of their victimization.
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We train in both red and blue states, to people of all faiths, colors, and cultures, to people who own firearms and those who don't, because anyone can learn how to prevent violence and victimization.
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The executive order targets citizens of those countries almost indiscriminately, a policy that experts say fuels a narrative of American victimization of Muslims, in which jihadist groups market themselves as the resistance to that domination.
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After having written this book, do you have an answer to how domestic policy should be fixed so that it delivers on the promise of equality rather than depending on the victimization of an underclass?
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But, strangely, thanks to Ms. Haas's truly remarkable lead performance (she was 16 at the time of filming) and Ms. Shalom-Ezer's nuanced dialogue, Adar's journey finally feels more like one of empowerment than victimization.
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Sheriff defends delay In a news briefing Tuesday, Lombardo cited cost, allocation of resources and further victimization of those affected by the shooting as reasons for delaying the release of the footage, recordings and documents.
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And in 20183, they instituted a nationwide patriotic education curriculum in schools that played up China's historic victimization at the hands of foreign powers and presented loyalty to country and party as a primary virtue.
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The books will allow children to "read an inspirational message each day that will help them move past their abuse, past victimization, and thrive," Jinger Robins, executive director of the center, told CNN affiliate WSB.
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The national crime victimization survey that's done by the (US) Justice Department annually reports that 310 out of every 1,000 assaults are reported to the police, which means that two out of three go unreported.
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It was an alarming finding, causing a lot of talk about whether the one-year increase is a reversal to the decades-long fall in crime and violence in the US. This week, the Bureau of Justice Statistics released the results of the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), also detailing crime rates in 2015 — only it found that violent crime victimization had remained relatively flat and potentially decreased: The survey generally found statistically insignificant changes — mostly decreases — in violent crimes such as robbery, assault, and domestic violence.
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The ancient bath's structure, with blue and gold columns and climbing vines and multicolored flora, rises all around, like a temple dedicated to herself, while red, weed-like growths connote the violence of her impending victimization.
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Criminological research teaches us that, for various reasons, there is more actual crime (measured, for example, through victimization rates) than what is officially recorded (measured through crimes known to the police or crimes cleared by arrests).
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"One way that parents can prevent bullying and victimization is by coaching children through strategies about how to handle challenging situations (like disagreements with siblings)," said Stevie Grassetti, a psychologist at West Chester University in Pennsylvania.
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Take, for instance, this chart, from a 2007 study by Harvard researchers, showing the correlation between statewide firearm homicide victimization rates and household gun ownership after controlling for robbery rates: This holds up around the world.
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"Section 377 makes it difficult, if not impossible, for victims of police abuse to seek justice or accountability without putting themselves at risk of additional victimization," said Laura Haigh, an Amnesty International researcher who covers Myanmar.
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For an expert take on the men of #MeToo, we spoke to Richard Gartner, PhD, cofounder of MaleSurvivor, a national organization working against male sexual victimization, and author of several books about sexual abuse in men.
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The violent sexual assault, which is the scene that opens the film, sets the tone for a dark exploration in the ways in which exploitation and victimization can be internalized and later manifested in everyday life.
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These moral panics feature a number of characteristics, including implausible allegations, exaggerated victimization, excessive punishment, and especially, in my view, the fear that dark forces are conspiring in secret against a society's health and well-being.
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Let's honor survivors in the best way possible: not by defining them in terms of their victimization, but by advocating for resources that meet basic human needs for safety, well-being, self-sufficiency and social connectedness.
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The ban did not appear to affect gun crime during the time it was in effect, but some evidence suggests it may have modestly reduced gunshot victimization had it remained in place for a longer period.
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For example, if the perpetrator is someone well known, a victim might not wish to be hounded by the news media — attention that might only add to their victimization and make future employment difficult or impossible.
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"Douglas" is a revenge fantasy you pay for: for an hour and twenty-five minutes, you get to be pissed off at Gadsby's victimization and to recall the ways in which you, too, have been victimized.
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But data from national crime statistics, criminal victimization studies, as well as conviction and incarceration rates, indicated that women's reports of experiencing attempted rape, sexual coercion, and unwanted sexual contact were much higher than previously thought.
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" So far, we've heard either silence, a brief reporting of the facts, such as "Fox Breaks Ties With Host Bill O'Reilly" in National Review, or reinforcement of victimization as in Breitbart's "Activist Left Gets Monster Scalp.
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And by the hand of these white male auteurs, the films became canvases for their panic, vehicles for men's waxing sense of social victimization (the white man is, all too often, the femme fatale's primary mark).
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The evidence now indicates that every victimization experience — especially those that happen in childhood — adds to the total burden or "dose" of adversity, and you can see the health impacts of childhood abuse well into adulthood.
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For young women in particular, this can be a period of heightened vulnerability: one 2009 study found that the highest rates of harassment and stalking victimization tend to occur in people aged between 4843 and 19.
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" Heitkamp's opponent called the ad "revictimization of victims" when speaking to AP. He previously spoke to the New York Times about the #MeToo movement and said that women in his family "cannot understand this movement toward victimization.
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Rape statistics vary depending on the methodology used: The National Crime Victimization Survey, conducted annually by the Bureau of Justice Statistics, states that only about 34 percent of rape or sexual-assault cases were reported in 2014.
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In Gudeman's words, he was "simply [questioning] the logic behind a coworker's story of victimization on the basis of his race and religion," but he alleges that Google said he had accused his co-worker of terrorism.
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Lara Stemple, an assistant dean at UCLA's law school and preeminent scholar on the male sexual victimization, believes reporting rates for men may not reflect reality because male victims are taught to see all sex as welcome.
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"Bullying and peer victimization in school-age children has become more important in recent years because we recognize the damage it can do," said lead author Gary Ladd, a psychology researcher at Arizona State University in Tempe.
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"The young athletes who train to represent our country at the top levels of competition, and those at all levels who aspire to compete, should not have to fear victimization by trusted coaches and sports officials," Sen.
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It would be appropriate and reassuring, also, if the Republican nominee would step back from his self-victimization and reach out in a temperate manner to those who look at him as extreme, divisive and disturbingly arbitrary.
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But we will also never know how much of her candidacy was derailed by the fact of her being female — not just the way she was victimized, but the way she suffered, even, for other women's victimization.
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The savage assault and her outspoken defiance of female victimization made headlines in Bangladesh and Canada, galvanizing public support that prompted the Canadian government to allow Ms. Monzur to immigrate with her daughter and parents in 2011.
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A serious effort to dramatize a rape and its repercussions, it also dares itself to be a satire, a high school comedy and a coming-of-age story in which victimization is turned into strength through insight.
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Obviously, the entire situation creates a dilemma for those collecting and reporting data showing improvements, which is paradoxically attacked as "bad news" by a few individuals who seek to perpetuate victimization narratives and a sense of crisis.
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Latzer cites a notable set of statistics to demonstrate this point: The federal Bureau of Justice Statistics once calculated, based on crime victimization rates from 613 to 1984, the lifetime chances of being raped, robbed, or assaulted.
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But another day of devastating disclosures on Capitol Hill helps explain Trump's increasingly explosive behavior, which saw him compare his own sense of victimization to African Americans who were lynched in the darkest moments of the nation's past.
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Though there are substantial issues at its heart, including West's sexism and the inherent tension of race as Swift clings to the narrative of victimization, the reality is that both sides need us more than we need them.
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And there are still huge swaths of women—the poor, the queer, the undocumented—who can't count on the security that feminism has conferred on its wealthier, whiter adherents, or trust that their victimization would even become news.
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Specifically, the agency's belated announcements for $77 million of fiscal 2018 human trafficking funding included language for the first time ever prohibiting the use of grants to help survivors clear their criminal records that resulted from their victimization.
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"The best predictor of violent behavior is previous violent behavior, but the next best predictor is violent victimization," says David Kennedy, the director of the National Network for Safe Communities and a pioneer in the violence prevention field.
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Acknowledging the link between violent victimization and violent behavior is, experts say, key to violence interruption programs—like Project Longevity—that have been able to make a dent in gun homicides in the neighborhoods where they are implemented.
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By weaving female embodiment and sexuality into themes touching on old-school porn and the resistance of the #MeToo movement, Upson's bizarre humor questions who can claim the body, and its unraveling, while refuting both objectification and victimization.
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About 80 lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people who have been traveling with a large migrant caravan had come to the crossing, with stories of victimization and persecution, to make appointments for asylum interviews in the United States.
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Fear and shame can lead you to form unhelpful dependencies on relationships, rituals, or lifestyles that don't support you to grow and if you're not maintaining healthy boundaries you'll notice patterns of victimization playing out in your life.
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And yet, in a measure of how unpredictable global politics have become, things have come back around for the pre-Trump era's leading personification of conflicts of interest, outsize appetites and the politics of victimization and press demonization.
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Another big issue is a lack of awareness on how to intervene: Many people don't know what to do or don't feel it is their place to do anything because they view victimization as a personal and private matter.
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To stop the unsolicited victimization of the public consumer, we must start to exercise our rights provided by Congress through consumer protection laws including the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, Truth in Lending Act, and Fair Credit Reporting Act.
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She presided over an important sexual abuse case involving well-known and eloquent victims at a time when the nation is just starting to come to grips with the extent of our society's sexual victimization of women and girls.
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"Probably the most important insight in understanding gun violence in the last 25 years is that the violence happens hugely disproportionately among a really small network of folks who are at astronomical risk of victimization and offending," he says.
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The New York story distinguishes itself by being framed around Previn's victimization, preemptively inoculated against being a man's "My Year of Being Held Responsible for My Own Behavior" personal essay, a phrase the New Yorker's Jia Tolentino has coined.
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In Michigan, John James, the Republican running to unseat Senator Debbie Stabenow, has used Mr. Trump's language of conservative victimization, telling Sean Hannity of Fox News this week that the "mob" had created a climate of fear for Republicans.
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Between ages 29 and 36, a one-point increase in the original peer victimization score predicted 69 percent higher odds of panic disorder and a more than tripled risk of obsessive-compulsive disorder for the low birth weight babies.
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The 85003 National Survey of Victimization and Perception of Public Safety found that 70 percent of all major crime incidents in Caracas were armed robberies, 40 percent of which involved cellphones that were resold on the Venezuelan black market.
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Depp's suit charges that while the actor is not named, "the op-ed plainly was about (and other media consistently characterized it as being about) Ms. Heard's purported victimization after she publicly accused her former husband, Johnny Depp ("Mr.
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That survey, which asks respondents to voluntarily and confidentially disclose such personal information, has helped provide advocates and lawmakers with critical data about the victimization of LGBTQ people, who experience higher rates of hate crimes and other types of violence.
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Sex workers, though at greater risk for victimization due to the criminalized and stigmatized nature of their work—are, on an average day, no more or less harassed or put upon than any other woman living in this sexist world.
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There hasn't been much research into female perpetrators of sexual abuse against men, but one multi-year analysis of the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) discovered that a startling 46 percent of sexual assaults of men were perpetrated by women.
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Everyone who has studied the issue knows that the FBI's statistics represent just a fraction of the total hate crimes committed across the US. According to the National Crime Victimization Survey, an estimated 250,000 people a year say they are victims.
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In a statement, Bezar's fellow attorney Tom Kline said: "This lawsuit is the first among many to come that will hold hotel and motel owners, among others, accountable when they knowingly allow victimization of the most vulnerable in our society."
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It's important to remember that anti-Islam beliefs have been fueled by more forces than terrorist attacks alone, and that Muslim Americans are a diverse group, whose experiences with victimization are often determined by aspects of their identity other than religion.
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But the study also found that when tattooed respondents were exposed to individuals without tattoos, like in the workplace or institutions of higher learning, more stigma victimization occurred, and those impacted were more likely to suffer regret and ponder removal.
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If we truly want to address the human trafficking scourge in the United States, we need to do a better job in preventing victimization and protecting trafficking survivors, as well as prosecuting offenders and patrons of the commercial sex industry.
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Harris says that for sex offenders with intellectual disabilities who were abused as children, their victimization may develop into a learned behavior—something they were taught at the hands of relatives and caregivers, and therefore came to view as normal.
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"We note that affected women contacted by Michigan prosecutors supported resolution by plea, and USA Gymnastics also views Nassar's guilty plea as an important acknowledgment of his appalling and devious conduct that permits punishment without further victimization of survivors," it said.
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Just before the debate, desperate to shift attention from his pattern of harassment, Mr. Trump sat hunched over a blank notepad in a hotel meeting room, encouraging four women to face the cameras and tell their stories of sexual victimization.
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"Victimization isn't exclusive to gun violence," says Brent Peterkin, the Connecticut coordinator for Project Longevity, a community and law enforcement effort that aims to visit the home of every shooting victim in part to dissuade them from committing retaliatory violence.
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Williams's physical and mental abuse in his own house was followed by sexual abuse in the community—which is no surprise given that children who suffer early psychological and physical abuse endure higher rates of sexual victimization later in life.
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Stabile's take jives with the Justice Department's annual national victimization survey, which found the overall rate of rape and sexual assault dropped 57 percent between 2000 and 2009, a time when accessibility to porn was exploding thanks to the internet.
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Now, public fury over the young woman's victimization — first by Turner and then by the justice system — has been amplified by the release of a court statement that Turner's father, Dan Turner, penned in defense of his sex-offender son.
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Later, at an average age of 28, participants with higher levels of school connectedness in adolescence had lower rates of emotional distress, suicidal thoughts, physical violence victimization and perpetration, multiple sex partners, sexually transmitted infections, and drug abuse, the study found.
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First, they are silenced by the violations against their bodies and then again when their victimization is cast as secondary to Turner's heroism, their voices sidelined to the plot of Turner's realization of his own manhood in the horror of slavery.
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"The critical question is whether we are able to continue protecting the confidentiality and privacy of victim-survivors who courageously come forward to report details of their victimization," wrote the University of Kentucky's president, Eli Capilouto, in a universitywide email.
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"There has been substantial impropriety at the PIC, poor and ineffective governance, inadequate oversight, confusion regarding the role and function of the Board and its various sub-committees, victimization of employees and a disregard for due process," the inquiry's report read.
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Ms. Page, who developed and produced "Gaycation," a documentary series in which she traveled around the world meeting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, called violence against women an "epidemic," and her post touched on homophobia, privilege, victimization and white supremacy.
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As tensions grow with the United States — especially as the Trump administration casts China as a "whole of society" threat, to use the words of the F.B.I. director, Christopher Wray — this sense of victimization will continue to drive China's foreign policy.
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She doesn't have to endure the same degree of victimization as the characters Ms. Grier played, but she has problems: luridly edited flashbacks to her military service; a crotchety dad (Mykelti Williamson) who's starting to confuse her with her dead mother.
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Starring a pair of fine actresses, Samantha Morton and Lesley Manville, as rival brothel owners in 1763 London, the show walks a fine line between empowerment (sex work as a choice more liberating than marriage or poverty-level employment) and victimization.
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The home invasion narrative often thwarts all efforts at communication between the invader and the invaded, or else puts the means of communication solely in the invader's control — further heightening feelings of impotence and victimization on the part of the invaded.
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For this reviewer, the shift in Shaw's approach toward the stories he tells — from eyewitness to editorializing narrator — points to a predilection in the art world to rely on easy representations of victims, victimhood, and victimization to prove ideological points.
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The laborious process by which she is then required to self-report her own potential victimization to authorities, and wait for a response, all while knowing that an unknown "specially trained representative" from Facebook is examining her nudes, would only exacerbate this strife.
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Handke's work represents so well the right side of the political divide in Europe, the one that seeks to revitalize an imagined past and perceives the present as a moment of victimization by encroaching others, women, minorities and particularly the irksome migrants.
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" Though "an extremely time-consuming" investigation ultimately cleared Lewis of "all abuse and victimization charges," he said, Pulos "doubled down" on things Monday and apparently reported him "for wrongfully terminating her off her own show" while making "allegations of a hostile working environment.
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On the other hand, Trump has been happy to whip up frenzied claims of victimization by conservatives who insist they're being discriminated against for their political views, with one major battleground being big Silicon Valley tech platforms like Facebook, Google, and Twitter.
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When you finish this, what did ... Because one of the parts they thought was the [Alexander] Nix testimony, which I'd forgotten about that he made, was the victimization of Cambridge Analytica, to being thrown under the bus, essentially, for other more powerful players.
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Women who were victims of attempted or completed crimes used guns to defend themselves just 0.4 percent of the time, according to the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), which uses a representative sample of 90,000 households in order to estimate national crime rates.
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Howard Goldblatt, the English translator of "Six Chapters," called it "deeply personal and broadly representative of the 'mundane' lives of intellectuals during that time" — in contrast, he said, to the tales of violence and victimization often found in other Cultural Revolution-era memoirs.
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"We have worked closely with the American Academy of Pediatrics Association and leadership to create best practices on bully and peer victimization assessment," said Dorothy Espelage, a psychology professor at the University of Florida in Gainesville, who wasn't involved in the study.
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In its annual crime victimization survey released last month, the Justice Department reported that 40 percent of the people who said they were sexually assaulted in 2017 also said they reported the attacks to the police, up from 23 percent in 2016.
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According to the National Crime Victimization Survey, for example, Americans who had a household income of less than $7,500 per year reported being victims of sexual assault at 12 times the rate of people with a household income of $143,000 or more.
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Dr. Finkelhor cited sharp decreases in arrests of teenagers for sexual assault and aggression, national surveys showing decreased reports of sexual victimization among teenagers, and significant declines in the number of teenagers who say they have had four or more sexual partners.
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Brittney Cooper has written a lot about white-lady tears and how our culture is more willing to accept the idea of white-women victimization and white-women suffering without allowing for the possibility that women of color are vulnerable and suffer, too.
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At the first adult evaluation, researchers asked participants to recall how often they endured physical or verbal abuse before age 16 using a 10-point scale, with the lowest scores meaning little to no bullying and the highest results indicating routine victimization.
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In our newly published research in "Citizen Science: Theory and Practice," we argue that the trust vacuum created by an initial failure of government at all levels was partly filled by unscientific fearmongering and a victimization narrative that sometimes drowned out reason.
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The notion that the system came after Mr. Trump in the form of Mr. Mueller and failed to take him down will fit neatly into the president's narrative of grievance and victimization, energizing his self-portrayal as a threat to the existing order.
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People with the disorder face an undue amount of social stigma—mostly due to an unfair popular perception that they're violent ticking time bombs—but it's still a severe condition that without treatment can lead to negative outcomes like substance abuse or victimization by others.
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" It is accompanied by a second open letter signed by an array of female activists and campaigners, which states: "Today we come together with sisters in the entertainment industry to call Time's UP on sexual abuse, and other forms of abuse, harassment, and victimization.
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But these films—all directed by men—and the controversial genre to which they belong, are in some intrinsic way about rape, and all contain graphic scenes of sexual violence in which a woman is reduced to an object of male torture and victimization.
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The Bureau of Justice Statistics analysis is reporting the results of an annual survey of tens of thousands of Americans 12 and older, known as the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), in which people report what, if any, crimes they've been a victim of.
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But this story of victimization is not accurate for a large portion of the games industry, and pretending that it is the only cause is genuinely hurtful, because we ignore the real reason that many people voluntarily choose to crunch, beyond basic job security.
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Those who reject this orthodoxy, intentionally or otherwise, will not only be bullied into admitting their error, but also be subjected to "sensitivity training" about incorrect speech or thought, the undeserved benefits of "white privilege," and the victimization of gays, women and people of color.
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I'm not calling for a retrofitted victimization of Diana, but it is joyless and sad to see her chew Max up and spit him out, and watching Maslany, who plays the part with grim self-sufficiency, I had no idea why Diana even bothered.
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Mnangagwa, whose sacking as vice-president set off the chain of events that led to Mugabe's removal, said the ZANU-PF congress should define a new trajectory - which he did not spell out - and put behind it the victimization of members seen in the past.
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"This outcome also ensures the victims need not suffer the trauma and re-victimization of testifying at trial and importantly, the defendant will have to comply with strict sex offender registration requirements for the remainder of his life," District Attorney Stacy Parks Miller said.
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The New York Times called the contest in 1993 "the Race Race," not least because Mr. Giuliani accused his opponent of retreating into "black victimization" and, in another move that presaged Mr. Trump, had off-duty firefighters and police officers act as poll watchers.
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" In the ad, Ms. Heitkamp's campaign denounced comments Mr. Cramer made earlier this month in an interview with The New York Times, during which he invoked his wife, daughters, mother and mother-in-law and suggested that the #MeToo movement was "a movement toward victimization.
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Both are based on the victimization of an in-group and the demonization of an out-group; both blame the "corrupt political establishment" and "rigged mainstream media" for all that is going wrong and aim to bring about radical societal change by creating countercultures.
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In a press release, Quigley stated that LGBTQ+ immigrants are 97 times more likely to face sexual harassment and victimization in immigration detention than straight or cisgender immigrants, noting that two transgender women, Roxsana Hernandez Rodriguez and Johana Medina Léon, have died in ICE custody.
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Their victimization is continuing, haunted by the daily knowledge that they will never see their loved ones again, while the individuals responsible for taking someone's life go on living, eating, sleeping, watching TV and enjoying visits from their families and friends, all at state expense.
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If we learn to allow for experience without expectation, we may find participation takes less effort, that victimization isn't real, that distraction is its own sort of healing, that rest is hugely undervalued and the outcome is just that: an outcome, take it or leave it.
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Young people are some of the most vulnerable to stalking and abuse—one 4843 study in the US found that the highest rates of harassment and stalking victimization tend to occur in people aged between 18 and 19, the age most people are when they start college.
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Crowder's channel sells merchandize, which includes "Socialism Is For F*gs" t-shirts Crowder's channel sells merchandize, which includes "Socialism Is For F*gs" t-shirts Despite Crowder's claims of victimization, clips shared by Maza paint a different picture of the rhetoric used on his show.
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Flaws and all, "Detroit" is still well worth seeing -- shedding a sobering light on an extreme case of criminality under the color of authority, while seeking to connect it to victimization of African-Americans, and young men in particular, which echoes beyond this snapshot of history.
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"That same resentment and victimization leads to violence in a lot of these cases because you end up with individuals who believe it's just one step further beyond saying, 'fake news [is] the enemy of the people, look at them right there, there they are,'" he said.
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Russian accounts of why the country's athletes have been so dogged by allegations of doping have played into a broader narrative of victimization by the West developed by President Vladimir V. Putin after 2014, when Russia annexed Crimea and supported pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine.
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Although Benton intended to pay homage to the Indianapolis Times, winner of the 1928 Pulitzer Prize in Public Service for exposing the Klan's influence and corruption of state government, these images can be a jarring reminder of a history of racial and religious oppression and victimization.
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When I asked Michigan men why they carried a gun, I received many of the canned answers one might expect: a snarky comment about then-President Obama, a story of a close call with victimization, a generalized worry about crime, a complaint about police response times.
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"We know from prior studies that children who live with alcohol-misusing adults are at a greater risk of suicide attempt, bullying victimization and perpetration, and unintentional injuries," said Dr. Ali Rowhani-Rahbar, an associate professor of epidemiology at the University of Washington's School of Public Health.
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These questions are key to the fate of many of the Central Americans (including children and families) who have come to the US to seek asylum in recent years, many of whom are claiming asylum based on domestic violence or gang victimization in their home countries.
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He silently pulled up Page 230 of the massive report, where Father Crowley's case was recorded: A mother and her twin adult daughters, one of whom was 16 at the time of victimization, brought a complaint against Father Crowley in 1992 and again in late 2001.
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Entering the last month of a campaign that has always wielded the politics of grievance and victimization to devastating effect, the billionaire reality television star-turned-GOP nominee, facing a barrage of bad press and dimming electoral odds, currently sees himself as the biggest victim of all.
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"The victimization of black and brown, low-economic communities in the city of Chicago, and, as citizens of the city we need to demand more, we need to demand accountability on behalf of our police department, of all men and all women, and our mayor," he said.
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Her recent effort to turn Taylor SwiftTaylor Alison SwiftThe Hill's Morning Report — Bloomberg is in; independents sour on impeachment Elizabeth Warren's hypocritical and foolish attack on private equity Progressive Democrats ramp up attacks on private equity MORE into the poster girl for private equity victimization is illustrative.
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"We are deeply concerned that the proposed elimination of important data collection about the victimization of L.G.B.T. teens is being driven by motives that are not based on any legitimate rationale," 55 congressional Democrats said in a letter on Friday to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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Mirai highlights the types of attribution challenges glossed over by the bill: when the allegedly-attacking devices are attached to businesses, homes or even the bodies of consumers, the functional results of an aggressive "hackback" regime will cause re-victimization of innocent, technologically unsophisticated third parties.
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"Assaults may be more common gun injuries in urban areas because those areas tend to suffer disproportionately from violent (especially firearm-related) crimes compared to rural areas due in large part to the intersections between gangs, drugs, guns, and offending and victimization more generally," Piquero said by email.
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Why it matters: The hearing, which will include Kavanaugh's first accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, is set to be an explosive affair as Democrats consult experts in fields like sexual assault victimization and college drinking in preparation and Republicans aggressively contest what they call the "foggy memories" of his accusers.
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Pages like the ones Ferretti, Keirns, and Murphy run appear to break none of the rules that govern the Facebook news feed, but their entire business is premised on the insight that partisan self-victimization and fear of immigrants and elites will lead to clicks, and therefore cash.
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"It is important for school staff, students and parents to be aware that transgender and gender-nonconforming students may be at a higher risk for peer ostracism, victimization, and bullying because of bias and/or the possibility of misunderstanding and lack of knowledge about their lives," the guidelines read.
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But as legitimate as the issues raised by Priorities are, they play into one of the central themes of the Trump campaign: his attack on political correctness and his evident disinterest — to the point of dismissal — in claims of victimization by women or immigrants or racial or ethnic minorities.
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As such, afterschool programs provide parents peace of mind, allow them to work a full schedule, and help them be more productive on the job while kids avoid risky behaviors, in particular when juvenile crime and victimization peaks in the immediate hours after the regular school day ends.
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Setting aside the claims of political victimization, Trump likely stands to reap benefits from Florida's lenient tax climate for two key reasons: There are no separate state income or estate taxes, the latter being used to tax the transfer of wealth and property of the deceased to designated heirs.
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They do not claim victimization, but superiority, and thus those who support them affirm the legitimacy of ethnically-defined countries, which have been some of the greatest sources of oppression in modern history and are, in fact, what the principle of self-determination was made to protect against.
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Not only are women expected to weather sexual violence, intimate partner violence, workplace discrimination, institutional subordination, the expectation of free domestic labor, the blame for our own victimization, and all the subtler, invisible cuts that undermine us daily, we are not even allowed to be angry about it.
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And, wouldn't it be awesome if we applauded survivors in their courage to reveal personal stories of victimization instead of asking why they didn't come forward sooner, why they went to a hotel room/bar/date with the perpetrator, and why they wore revealing clothing or drank too much?
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However, BJS's latest report does support the conclusion that there's been an increase in rape and sexual assault since 24673: "[T]he rate of rape or sexual-assault victimization increased from 21 victimizations per 26,000 persons age 12 or older in 2017 to 2.7 in 2018," it says.
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Nowadays it's easy to claim that Congress is out-of-touch, but current activity on Capitol Hill shows that members increasingly see sex trafficking and forced prostitution for what it is: victimization and trauma caused by men who believe their money and status entitles them to sexual access.
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If someone had "a strong sense of white identity" and "a belief in the importance of white solidarity," but not "a sense of white victimization," then they wouldn't qualify — meaning Hawley's 5.64 percent figure might not count many people who rate highly on some measures of white racial resentment.
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Mr. Basloe intensifies the exploration of guilt, responsibility and victimization by pairing this narrative with another horror story that went on at Yale around at the time: what the script describes as the gang rape, by at least 20 young men, of a 14-year-old girl visiting a residence hall.
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" In my copy of Rich's essay "When We Dead Awaken," the faded yellow highlighter still remains recognizable on pages after more than thirty years: "Both the victimization and the anger experienced by women are real, and have real sources, everywhere in the environment, built into society, language, the structures of thought.
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Upon first learning of athlete concerns about Nassar in 2015, USA Gymnastics reported him to the FBI and relieved him of any involvement with USA Gymnastics … USA Gymnastics also views Nassar's guilty plea as an important acknowledgment of his appalling and devious conduct that permits punishment without further victimization of survivors.
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And for founders who are more interested in being known for their creations than their victimization, being able to direct attention away from their own experience of abuse or assault and toward a perpetrator's extended history of abusive behavior can help mitigate some of the lasting impacts of coming forward.
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Criminologist Barry Latzer cited a federal study in his book, The Rise and Fall of Violent Crime in America, that encapsulated the reason for concern: The federal Bureau of Justice Statistics once calculated, based on crime victimization rates from 1975 to 1984, the lifetime chances of being raped, robbed, or assaulted.
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In this epidemic particularly, there's very little information so far about the criminal trajectory of users—other than that if they have been turning to predatory crime after getting hooked (or if their addictions are worsening their offending), it's not showing up as a corresponding spike in rates of victimization.
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One in six women (16.2%) and one in 19 men (5.2%) in the U.S. have experienced stalking victimization at some point in their lifetime, to the extent that they felt fearful or believed someone close to them would be killed, according to a survey by the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
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As FiveThirtyEight calculated, the Bureau of Justice Statistics' 2017 National Crime Victimization Survey found that Americans over age 12 whose household incomes were below $7,500 reported being sexually assaulted or raped in the six months prior to the survey at twelve times the rate of those with household incomes over $75,000.
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"In the areas that are under their control, [teens] are making better decisions, but the things that are happening to them, both in terms of violence victimization and the mental health and suicide implications for that, are really concerning," Kathleen Ethier, director of CDC's Division of Adolescent and School Health, told BuzzFeed News.
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Lewis confirmed the split and incident on his SiriusXM radio show, Jeff Lewis Live, the following day — revealing that Pulos had made claims of "abuse and victimization" and wrongful termination against him after they parted ways to Bravo, and the show's production company, Authentic Entertainment (Pulos, Bravo and Authentic Entertainment have not commented).
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So the next time you hear some Open Borders politician or pro illegal immigrant surrogates advocate on their behalf, ask yourself why we as American citizens need to bear the increasing costs of violence, victimization and burdensome taxes in subsidizing illegal immigrant criminals who shouldn't be in our country in the first place.
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The Bureau of Justice Statistics compiled its numbers from the National Crime Victimization Survey, a large survey of households in the US. Past research by the Anti-Defamation League found that at least 85 police agencies in cities with populations over 100,000 did not participate in the FBI's annual report on hate crimes.
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This politics of personal victimization was arguably invented by the Clintons but its power now permeates our politics like a team of Russian Olympians on steroids — a parody of itself, obvious to all in its phoniness yet persistent in its existence in a world that stopped taking it seriously some time ago.
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" The rules created under the Obama administration were designed to reduce the high rates of violence and sexual victimization against transgender inmates by instructing prison officials to "consider on a case-by-case basis whether a placement would ensure the inmate's health and safety, and whether the placement would present management or security problems.
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In total, they surveyed 1,671 undergraduate students age 18-29 about their experiences with penetrative sexual assault—meaning coerced or forced vaginal, oral, or anal penetration—as well as a range of factors that might be linked to the odds of victimization in college, including the type of sex education they received in adolescence.
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The survey was administered to people age 12 or older and asked every six months, for a three-year period, whether they had experienced victimization, which could be nonfatal personal crimes (rape or sexual assault, robbery, aggravated and simple assault, and personal larceny) or household property crimes (burglary, motor vehicle theft and other theft).
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Yes, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics' National Crime Victimization Survey, it is true that males are more likely to be victims of violence on the streets than females—but only if we're talking about assault, robbery and homicide, with the exception of rape and sexual assault, which is a pretty damn big exception.
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In June, with a sweeping ruling overturning a case from the Board of Immigration Appeals, Sessions attempted to narrow the circumstances in which someone fleeing domestic or gang violence could qualify for asylum in the US — saying that, generally, victims of domestic or gang violence wouldn't be eligible for asylum based on their victimization.
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The administration is desperate to reduce the number of people entering the US without papers to the anomalously low levels of Donald Trump's first few months in office — even if it means asylum seekers face a bevy of human rights concerns while they remain in Mexico, from criminal victimization to concerns about food and shelter.
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By age 26, researchers found that for each one-point increase in the victimization score, the adults who were too small at birth had 67 percent higher odds of depression, 173 percent greater likelihood of anxiety, 92 percent increased risk for antisocial behavior and a 39 percent higher chance of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
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And, couched in a kind of helplessness and victimization that this film allows (and that only a white woman could enjoy), she persistently refuses to respond to criticisms against her or account for how her proximity to structural power allowed her to adopt blackness in a way that could not possibly be replicated by non-white people claiming whiteness.
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"Try as the filmmakers might to obscure her victimization, there's no getting around that this Cinderella has to do time as the classic persecuted woman, even if the Disney imperative means that she must also dust herself off, go to the ball and waltz into a happy ending," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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I left my screening of the film wishing that the script had been used to focus on one problem — the interrogation of Miles' whiteness, the authenticity of his "hood" aesthetic, and his failure to be an ally to Collin — or the other: the constant re-criminalization and victimization of Black people by the American criminal justice system.
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We have data on civilians killed since 1988, and here is what that chart looks like: Here are some other charts worth looking at, on the decline in homicides in America and the world: On the victimization of children, a huge drop: On the decline of rape in America: And one more chart, this time from Pew.
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"USA Gymnastics has not sought and will not seek any money from McKayla Maroney for her brave statements made in describing her victimization and abuse by Larry Nassar, nor for any victim impact statements she wants to make to Larry Nassar at this hearing or at any subsequent hearings related to his sentencing," USA Gymnastics said.
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The survey that the data comes from went through routine methodological changes this year to include a different batch of counties than previous years — to keep up with population shifts in the US. But researchers managed to compare the counties that remained in the survey from 22015 to 22016 — finding no significant increase in the violent victimization rate.
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Democrats can trace their own lineage of victimization back to Dick Nixon's tricksy treason in urging the South Vietnamese not to settle in Paris, the stolen Supreme Court seat of Homer Thornberry, the vast right-wing conspiracy mobilized against both Clintons, and the rent-a-mob used to steal the 2000 election for George W. Bush.
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The ex-San Francisco 85033ers quarterback-turned-social-justice-warrior Kaepernick has become a lightning rod for controversy after his quiet protest in which he took a knee during each pregame national anthem to bring attention to the issue of police brutality and the disproportionate and seemingly unchecked victimization of African-Americans at the hands of police.
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Data on incidents of sexual harassment and assault within the nightlife sector in the US is hard to come by—but over in the UK, where I'm from, a 2013 report by the UK's Ministry of Justice revealed that sexual victimization rates were higher for women who reported visiting a nightclub one to three times a month.
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The community of "involuntarily celibate" men on Reddit's r/incels subreddit has long been one of the internet's darkest underbellies: teeming with violent misogyny, it's a space where its members dramatically perform victimization at the hands of the women who've rejected them, members who view Santa Barbara shooter Elliot Rodger, a self-identified incel himself, as a hero.
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The bill's stated goals are broad: the regulation would allow victims of sex trafficking to seek recompense from website that "knowingly and recklessly" enabled their victimization; criminalize any commercial conduct that "assists, supports, or facilitates a violation of federal sex trafficking laws"; and let state law enforcement officials prosecute against companies engaged in conduct that breaks federal sex trafficking laws.
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As Americans, we should only care about three things: (1) are the immigrants in the U.S. illegally; (2) have they committed violent crimes predominantly against U.S. citizens; and (3) had these criminals not been in our country illegally, these crimes, the victimization of our citizens and the costs of their crimes borne by American taxpayers could have been completely avoided.
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"USA Gymnastics has not sought and will not seek any money from McKayla Maroney for her brave statements made in describing her victimization and abuse by Larry Nassar, nor for any victim impact statements she wants to make to Larry Nassar at this hearing or at any subsequent hearings related to his sentencing," USA Gymnastics said in a statement, obtained by PEOPLE.
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Meanwhile, American military forces are now deployed in some 180 countries, and our arms industry has achieved export levels and profit margins unprecedented since the end of World War II. Towards the end of Loaded, Dunbar-Ortiz presents American "gun love" as a quasi-religious phenomenon, bound up in a primal national myth of chosen-ness, victimization, and righteous violence.
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Kocis's murderers are portrayed as damaged vigilantes, avenging an abusive stepfather by way of avenging Corrigan's victimization—though in the film, Kerekes and Cuadra seem far more concerned with the financial aspects of Kocis's relationship with Corrigan than the sexual ones—and making them the primary villains of the film sidesteps, perhaps without meaning to, the discrete villainy of a figure like Kocis.
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You're obviously in control of it in your own mind, but in those moments when you lose control of it publicly, and people say things that are made up, or are just gross distorted versions of the story of the things that you've done — not having that control over how you are imagined is a feeling of victimization, it's a feeling of powerlessness.
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"The proposed rule change would help to save lives and bring criminals to justice by restoring the authority of the Attorney General to authorize and direct the collection of DNA from non-United States persons detained at the border and the interior by DHS, with the ultimate goal of reducing victimization of innocent citizens," said US Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen.
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Advocacy groups have been sounding the alarm about the high rate of Mexican apprehensions and deportations in recent years, saying that the government is actually jeopardizing these migrants' human rights by denying them the ability to make asylum claims, failing to protect them from victimization while traveling through Mexico, and then sending them back to life-threatening conditions at home.
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By the summer of 222, the media had begun to cover more far-right events, leading more people to show up in protest, which furthered the right's victimization narrative, which in turn led to more events and more violence, all of which was packaged into neat selling points for a movement whose actual real-life followers may have been far fewer than they appeared.
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Throughout last year's presidential campaign, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE successfully peddled a message of victimization, assuring Americans that he alone could fix all of their problems.
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"The proposed rule change would help to save lives and bring criminals to justice by restoring the authority of the Attorney General to authorize and direct the collection of DNA from non-United States persons detained at the border and the interior by DHS, with the ultimate goal of reducing victimization of innocent citizens," Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen said in a statement.
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On one hand, it's a distillation of his larger rhetorical project, capturing the confused and painful textures of contemporary Muslim experience that can lead to the embrace of Islamism: an initial lack of familiarity with religion; local grievance spun into a narrative of global victimization; a tribal relation to other Muslims beyond racial and ethnic categorization; the illusion of empowerment through threat of violence.
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"Twitter mass hysteria, almost Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE and Hillary [Clinton] victimization nonstop," Kennedy added, referring to the failed Republican Alabama Senate candidate and former Democratic presidential nominee.
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The office will provide quarterly reports on "the effects of victimization by criminal aliens" in the U.S. How it will work: Immigration and Customs Enforcement will support victims and their families in the aftermath of crimes by directing them to resources — like tracking the immigration custody status of the immigrant in question who committed a crime, or contacting an officer who can explain the immigration enforcement and removal process.
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But instead of being led by an elite trained abroad (and not just in engineering, business administration and the sciences), allowing them to feel comfortable on both sides of the East-West divide, ranking Chinese leaders today remain so encumbered by the party's official historical narrative of humiliation, victimization and "hostile foreign forces," and so pumped up on nationalism, that even close personal friendships with American counterparts are grounds for suspicion.
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On Monday, the White House issued a statement of concern about "massive displacement and victimization" of people in Rakhine State and called for Myanmar's authorities to "respect the rule of law, stop the violence" and put in place the recommendations of a commission led by a former United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, to address the root causes of the Rohingya's plight, including denial of citizenship for them.
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Ansari would have been 7 or 8 years old in 1991 when a feminist group at Antioch College fought to establish the school's Sexual Offense Prevention Policy (informally the "Antioch rules" or, more commonly, the "infamous Antioch rules") requiring affirmative and sustained consent throughout all sexual encounters, and he was 10 when "Saturday Night Live" mocked the Antioch rules in a sketch that cast Shannen Doherty as a "Victimization Studies" major.
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