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Es wäre falsch, den journalistischen Offenbarungseid des Rolling Stone als Problem eines einzelnen Magazins zu sehen, argumentiert die liberale Feministin Cathy Young:
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Naomi Schaeffer Riley kommentiert das neuste Debakel in der feministischen Propgandaschlacht um eine sogenannte "Rape Culture" in der New York Post. Ein Auszug: Whatever else you can say about social media these days, it has made it awfully hard for...
- "kein Vergewaltigungsopfer, Männlich Oder Weiblich, Verdient Es, Die Schuld Daran Zugeschoben Zu Bekommen"
Während Vergewaltigungen von Frauen eine große Aufmerksamkeit in den Medien erhalten und von Feministinnen als Beleg dafür verwendet werden, dass wir in einer "rape culture" leben und in einer Gesellschaft, "die Frauen hasst", werden Vergewaltigungen...
- Cathy Young Seziert Feministische Reaktionen Auf Aufgeflogene Falschmeldung Im Rolling Stone
In The Guardian, Jessica Valenti goes so far as to declare, "I choose to believe Jackie." This is feminism as a religious cult, embracing the principle of early Church father Tertullian: "Credo quia absurdum" — I believe because it’s absurd. Some...
- "ich Habe Mails Bekommen, Ich Solle Ermordet Oder Vergewaltigt Werden"
Die Dekanin, die vom Rolling Stone verleumdet wurde, bricht ihr Schweigen – und Hanna Rosin berichtet darüber: Nicole Eramo is the associate dean of students who heads the sexual misconduct board at the University of Virginia. She was also the villain...
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Rape is a vicious crime, one that disproportionately affects poor women and incarcerated men, but Barack Obama knows his voters, and so his recent remarks on the subject were focused not on penitentiaries, broken families, or Indian reservations but on...
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Cathy Young: Das "Glaubt-den-Überlebenden!"-Syndrom unserer Medien
Es wäre falsch, den journalistischen Offenbarungseid des Rolling Stone als Problem eines einzelnen Magazins zu sehen, argumentiert die liberale Feministin Cathy Young:
It is pervasive in media coverage of campus rape — and is very much connected to the belief, held by many anti-rape activists, that personal accounts of (alleged) sexual violence should be treated as sacrosanct. Before the Rolling Stone story imploded but when Erdely was already being criticized for failing to seek comment from the alleged rapists, the left-of-center media monitoring site Media Matters pointed to several articles on campus rape in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Slate which also failed to meet that standard. But this is less a defense of Erdely — whose reporting, we now know, was indefensible — than an indictment of her colleagues.
(...) The willingness to treat uncorroborated narratives of victimization as fact may be partly due to sensationalism. But it also reflects a climate in which any suggestion that a woman who says she was raped may be lying is often treated as “victim-blaming” or “rape apology.” Let’s not forget that skeptics who questioned the Rolling Stone story before its unraveling were widely and viciously attacked as prejudiced against rape victims. Today, the feminist party line is that Rolling Stone let down sexual assault victims by not fact-checking Jackie’s account; but back in December, it was that insisting on more scrutiny and corroboration of accounts of sexual assault would silence victims’ voices.
Given the very real history of widespread ugly biases against women who reported sexual violence, the reluctance to accuse women of "crying rape" is understandable. But the assumption that "women don’t lie" leads to an equally ugly bias. Yet the CJR report itself downplays the problem of false allegations, making the familiar claim that only 2 to 8 percent of rape reports are false. Using the same statistics, New York University professor Clay Shirky writes in The New Republic that Jackie is a rare aberration: "If someone says she was raped, she is almost certainly telling the truth."
In fact, this estimate is based on studies in which some eight percent of rape reports are proven to be groundless or fabricated — but the majority remain unresolved. If every sexual assault complaint that that can be neither substantiated nor disproved is treated as presumptively true, that is a textbook case of "presumed guilty" (at least when specific defendants are involved).
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- "es Ist Zeit, Die Matratze Niederzulegen"
Naomi Schaeffer Riley kommentiert das neuste Debakel in der feministischen Propgandaschlacht um eine sogenannte "Rape Culture" in der New York Post. Ein Auszug: Whatever else you can say about social media these days, it has made it awfully hard for...
- "kein Vergewaltigungsopfer, Männlich Oder Weiblich, Verdient Es, Die Schuld Daran Zugeschoben Zu Bekommen"
Während Vergewaltigungen von Frauen eine große Aufmerksamkeit in den Medien erhalten und von Feministinnen als Beleg dafür verwendet werden, dass wir in einer "rape culture" leben und in einer Gesellschaft, "die Frauen hasst", werden Vergewaltigungen...
- Cathy Young Seziert Feministische Reaktionen Auf Aufgeflogene Falschmeldung Im Rolling Stone
In The Guardian, Jessica Valenti goes so far as to declare, "I choose to believe Jackie." This is feminism as a religious cult, embracing the principle of early Church father Tertullian: "Credo quia absurdum" — I believe because it’s absurd. Some...
- "ich Habe Mails Bekommen, Ich Solle Ermordet Oder Vergewaltigt Werden"
Die Dekanin, die vom Rolling Stone verleumdet wurde, bricht ihr Schweigen – und Hanna Rosin berichtet darüber: Nicole Eramo is the associate dean of students who heads the sexual misconduct board at the University of Virginia. She was also the villain...
- Usa: Vergewaltigungen Ein Drittel So Häufig Wie Noch Vor Zwanzig Jahren
Rape is a vicious crime, one that disproportionately affects poor women and incarcerated men, but Barack Obama knows his voters, and so his recent remarks on the subject were focused not on penitentiaries, broken families, or Indian reservations but on...
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