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832: 637: 730: 689: 915:. Movement members and supporters brought the issue to the public commons by vocalizing the suffering that occurs a result of rape. At the time the movement was considered radical because it destabilized the existing social norms. The movement was concerned with the experiences of women and is credited with the 961:
were among the first to join the movement. Early goals of the movement included disrupting and changing social norms that promoted the oppression of women and violence against them and the creation of a support network that engendered fear and blame free environments where women were safe to join a
973:. this was the first time the Federal Government provided financial aid to a rape center. By the late 1970s the United States had over 1,000 rape crises centers in operation. During the same period of time the ideology of the movement shifted. Prior to 1974 most member movements self identified as 1038:
also helped to provide further protection for rape victims during trial. These laws were created to restrict the past sexual history of the victim from being used against them during the trial. Formerly, some defendants’ cases revolved around
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enslaved women were legally allowed to be raped by white men. Even after slavery ended, sexual violence was a tactic used to keep the African American population from gaining civil rights or political power.
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ended and slaves were freed with the right to vote and own land society began to be particularly violent. Mobs burned churches, raped Black women, and much more. Following this in 1866, the
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In the early 1970s the Rape Crisis Movement was conceptualized and promoted by women focused on the experiences of rape victims. Leftist activists and members of
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Frohmann, Lisa, and Elizabeth Mertz. "Legal Reform and Social Construction: Violence, Gender, and the Law." Law & Social Inquiry 19.4 (1994): 829-851.
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at the hands of defense attorneys and the court system. Victims' rights and protection became a focus as a result of the movement.
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began in the 1970s when activists and members of counter-culture began to openly confront or breaking the silence on the issue of
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which allowed for women to have more authority in their trials. The first element to be repealed was the requirement that the
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of victim claims. Prior to the movement, rape victims involved in legal trials were subjected to further
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compared to when it used to be a single offense. More importantly, certain laws or requirements were
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Collins, Barbara; Whalen, Mary (Jan 1989). "The Rape Crisis Movement: Radical or Reformist?".
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Before the 1970s rape was used to control and undermine women. During the time of slavery,
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Confronting Rape: The Feminist Anti-Rape Movement and the State
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the attacker. This aspect particularly protected women with
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since they may not have the complete ability to ward off an
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raped, lynched, and oppressed the Black communities.
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Index

Rape
Types
Acquaintance rape
Campus rape
Child sexual abuse
Corrective rape
LGBT victims
Cybersex trafficking
Drug-facilitated rape
Date rape
Gang rape
Genocidal rape
Gray rape
Live streaming rape
Marital rape
Prison rape
Rape chant
Serial rape
Sexual abuse
Sexual assault
Statutory rape
Unacknowledged rape
Rape by deception
Effects and aftermath
Factors involved
Pregnancy from rape
Rape crisis movement
Rape trauma syndrome
Causes
Post-assault treatment of sexual assault victims

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