
This sexual assault is happening in our military, where our soldiers are putting their lives on the line to protect our country.

This sexual assault is happening in our military, where our soldiers are putting their lives on the line to protect our country.

Words matter and when an act of violence – rape – is characterized as anything less in a newspaper headline, it’s bad reporting and dismissive of a crime.

The prevailing question is not only why the number of sexual assaults in the military is so high but why there hasn’t been more urgency to eradicate the culture of violence, entitlement and impunity.

Abduction and rape survivor, Elizabeth Smart, was interviewed this morning about the three kidnapped victim who were heroically found alive and rescued from abduction yesterday.

The military has been battling a very disturbing issue within its organization … rape. The arrest of a U.S. Air Force officer in charge of preventing and responding to sexual assault once again thrusts the issue into the spotlight.

Grieg is just the latest Republican to suffer the consequences of making inflammatory rape comments. It’s disappointing, however, that the vote to oust Grieg was so close.

Sadly, we are still learning of more atrocities and crimes committed against women taking place in record numbers, around the world, as well as right here in the United States.

Colorado lawmakers introduced a bill to protect rape victims from having to maintain relationships/contact with their rapists, a step forward for women in the state.

Canadian girl kills herself after being gang raped. 15-year-old in Maldives sentenced to lashing after father rapes her. Somalia woman sent to prison after being raped.

The military, despite its apparent insistence that it takes sexual assault extremely seriously, is not likely to change its ways of its own accord anytime soon.

On the paradise island of Maldives, 90% of those convicted and flogged for ‘fornication’ under Sharia Law are women … which makes us wonder whom they were ‘fornicating’ with.

It’s not ‘big government’ that is trying to legislate what Americans do in their private and personal lives. The Republican brand of ‘small government’ is doing these things.

‘I think that when you run out of words… music is an excellent way to spread the word.’ – Traci Lords

She drank too much and passed out at this guy’s house. She totally got what she deserved.

Always offensive and usually hilarious, insult comedian Daniel Tosh isn’t one that is typically recognized for progressive activism when it comes to civil rights.

The former First Lady asserts that women frightened by rape talk ‘were the exception rather than the norm.’

Writer Zerlina Maxwell: ‘Don’t tell me if I’d only had a gun, I wouldn’t have been raped. Don’t put it on me to prevent the rape.’ And THAT inspired hate.

A Republican lawmaker tried to amend the bill based on religious reasons, but Democrats were quick to reject that.

Greig contradicted her own condemnation of Akin’s comments by clearly claiming that rape pregnancies are rare because of the violence of the act, even though studies, surveys, and statistics prove that rape causes pregnancy just as much as or more than consensual sex.

Fox News host Bob Beckel doesn’t think rapes happen on college campuses; even other Fox hosts are incredulous.