Rape Culture

The night is at 6 o'clock. There is special news about the world events on TV. Journalists are acting on inhumane acts in third world countries, one of which is rape. The voice of the woman who was stolen from the house and used is infiltrated into the air. These personal stories have brought a very powerful influence reminding people to ask, "How can such annoying things happen?" The United States was held.

In the hurry of a sexual assault allegation over the past few years, we often hear the term "rape culture". But what exactly is the culture of rape? Rape culture is defined as a society or environment and its general social attitude has the effect of normalizing or minimizing sexual assault and abuse. We live in a society that normalizes this culture everyday. You may experience rape flower culture everyday, it does not even realize it. Rape culture supports the idea that men have some kind of power to women. It will continue in social media, television, movies, music we listen, and the languages ​​we choose to use. For the image, we actively tried out rape cases, universities and universities, drawing men who are joking about sexual violence as attackers, adhere to women's compliance and advertising to comply with women I'm painting.

Rape culture is an environment where rape is prevalent, in which sexual violence is normalized and forgiven in media and popular culture. By using an aversive women's language, women's body objectivity, and beautification of sexual violence, rape culture continues and creates a society that ignores women's rights and safety. One of the reasons people condemn the victims is to protect themselves from unpleasant events and to identify their own vulnerability to risk. By marking or accusing the victim, others can confirm that the victim is different from him / her. People comfort themselves, "This will never happen to me as I do not like it because I do not like that."

You are shameless. Left, right, and center are ashamed of all who are using victims of rape cultures to advance the political agenda, not against opposing the rape culture itself. I am ashamed of those who use the depraved male sexual desire as a battle field for more political people to be upset. You know who you are. I am not going to list just one person because it is unfair because the parties are always doing this, including political factions who read my articles. Our society is saturated with the culture of rape, and my Twitter tweet seems to think that the best way to solve this problem is to turn it into a political wedge problem.