Campus Rape Cultures: Why Does It Still Exist?
February 8th: 5:15 pm - 6:15 pm @ Great Hall
This speaking event explores why rape myths are easily believed, why we must alter our implicit biases of victim blaming, and how to move forward out of rape cultures.
Presented by Faculty Member and Author, Professor Jennifer Huck of Carroll University.
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