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With rape cases involving a celebrity, the media too often miss the point

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When the media reports on rape cases, particularly high-profile ones, they are still frequently leaning on rape myths that only harm victim-survivors.

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  • With rape cases involving a celebrity, the media too often miss the point.
  • When the media reports on rape cases, particularly high-profile ones, they are still frequently leaning on rape myths that only harm victim-survivors.
  • When the media reports on rape cases, particularly high-profile ones, they are still frequently leaning on rape myths that only harm victim-survivors.

When the media reports on rape cases, particularly high-profile ones, they are still frequently leaning on rape myths that only harm victim-survivors.

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When it comes to rape cases involving a celebrity, the media too often miss the point

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