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Victim Blame:  A Difficult Attitude to Change

Victim Blame: A Difficult Attitude to Change

April 8, 2011
by srependa
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The tendency to view victims as responsible for the violent acts perpetrated against them, is still commonplace, especially when those victims have suffered sexual abuse. …

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