Rape and the Corrupt Legal System of the American Colonies

The meaning and punishment of rape has developed through the history of the United States to incorporate the way of thinking at the time. According to the record, a man of the 17th century said, "With temptation women are forced to drive evil desires in our hearts, he defeated him (Dayton 238. Unfortunately, this definition is always Not on the surface The main character of the 17th century, probably Caucasian, improved this definition in ways that are beneficial to them in every sense when there is doubt of rape.

There was no doubt one of the most important lawsuits in the US legal system in the middle of the 20th century was the trial of the "Scotsboro Boys" who was accused of raping two men by train to Memphis. White woman, Tennessee, 1931. This trial is very important in the history of law and throughout the history of the United States. Because it not only judges the group of young people who looks weakest at the moment, but also examines the problem of separation. , Ethnic relations, and opinion of the multinational party (Banaszak)

A black woman in the United States is bound by a protective regime - that is not just the legal system. Approximately 21 years after 19 Africans arrived in Jamestown in 1619, colonies began sanctions and civilization of slavery and included laws that directly lead to corruption of black women. The decree of Virginia in December 1662 (part of the slavery law of Virginia state) insists on whether to put Africans and British children into slavery. As a matter of fact, money motivates these behaviors, as their descendants inflate growers' safes - the possibility of colonial rape. Suppression of slavery by black women by eliminating sexual violence