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Crossing Boundaries and Fetishization: Experiences of Sexual Violence for Trans Women of Color
Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2020Transgender (trans) women are at higher risk of sexual violence than cisgender women, with trans women of color reported to be at highest risk. This study examined subjective experiences of sexual violence for 31 trans women of color living in Australia,
J. Ussher +8 more
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Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2020
Evidence of sexual violence against men and boys in many conflict-affected settings is increasingly recognized. Yet relatively little is currently known about the varied forms, sites, and impacts of this violence.
S. Chynoweth +3 more
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Evidence of sexual violence against men and boys in many conflict-affected settings is increasingly recognized. Yet relatively little is currently known about the varied forms, sites, and impacts of this violence.
S. Chynoweth +3 more
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Sexual Violence Is #NotOkay: Social Reactions to Disclosures of Sexual Victimization on Twitter
Psychology of Violence, 2019Objective: The present study sought to characterize social reactions to disclosures of sexual violence that occurred online through the Twitter hashtag #NotOkay.
Katherine W. Bogen +2 more
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Trauma, Violence, & Abuse, 2020
The consequences of sexual violence are substantial and include both intra- and interpersonal problems. Notably, sexual violence has been associated with difficulties in interpersonal relationships including intimate relationships.
Kristen N. Vitek, Elizabeth A. Yeater
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The consequences of sexual violence are substantial and include both intra- and interpersonal problems. Notably, sexual violence has been associated with difficulties in interpersonal relationships including intimate relationships.
Kristen N. Vitek, Elizabeth A. Yeater
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2015
The Second World War was profoundly environmental as conflict transformed environments and human relationships with them. This chapter outlines various aspects of the war's environmental history through a focus on the relationship between militarized states, societies and environments during the period of totalizing warfare.
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The Second World War was profoundly environmental as conflict transformed environments and human relationships with them. This chapter outlines various aspects of the war's environmental history through a focus on the relationship between militarized states, societies and environments during the period of totalizing warfare.
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Intimate Partner Sexual Violence: An Often Overlooked Problem
Journal of Women's Health, 2019Background: Intimate partner sexual violence (IPSV) is a common but often overlooked form of intimate partner violence (IPV) that may have unique consequences for those who experience it.
L. Barker, D. Stewart, S. Vigod
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, 2020
The impact of violence normalization on the perpetration of sexual violence against women is well known. What is less known, however, is how survivors of campus sexual violence recognize, internalize, and respond to normalization both within and outside ...
Laura Sinko +3 more
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The impact of violence normalization on the perpetration of sexual violence against women is well known. What is less known, however, is how survivors of campus sexual violence recognize, internalize, and respond to normalization both within and outside ...
Laura Sinko +3 more
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Current Issues in Criminal Justice, 2019
Sexism, heterosexism and cissexism shape what is visible and knowable about sexual violence for LGBTQ people. While there is a plethora of research into ‘rape myths’ as they pertain to cisgender women’s experiences of sexual violence perpetrated by ...
Shaez Mortimer, A. Powell, L. Sandy
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Sexism, heterosexism and cissexism shape what is visible and knowable about sexual violence for LGBTQ people. While there is a plethora of research into ‘rape myths’ as they pertain to cisgender women’s experiences of sexual violence perpetrated by ...
Shaez Mortimer, A. Powell, L. Sandy
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