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by Kellee Terrell onMarch 17, 2011
A community's response to an alleged gang rape of an 11-year-old girl in Texas tragically reminds us that when it comes to the sexual assault of girls and women of color, instead of blaming the attacker, too many unjustly blame the wounded.
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That people share attacks on social media is unfortunate, but also helpful in the end.
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By pleading the Fifth, the person at the scandal's center didn't quell the uproar.
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