Transforming a rape culture

Living in a rape culture

Are we really living in a rape culture?

I want a twenty-four hour truce during which there is no rape / Andrea Dworkin

The triad of violence in men's sports / Michael Messner

Rape, color, and global feminism: a converging consciousness / Sun Yung Shin

Still no laughing matter: sexual harassment in K-12 schools / Nan Stein

"I just raped my wife! What are you going to do about it, Pastor?": the church and sexual violence / Carol J. Adams

Unmasking the pornography industry: from fantasy to reality / Gail Dines

Maneuvers: when soldiers rape / Cynthia Enloe

Strategies and activism

The language of rape / Helen Benedict

"Why did he want to hurt me? All I ever did was love him" : Understanding sexual violence in Latino marriages / Yvette G. Flores

Men, masculinity, and the rape culture / Michael Kimmel

How rape is encouraged in American boys and what we can do to stop it / Myriam Miedzian

On becoming antirapist / Haki R. Madhubuti

Sexual abuse by religious leaders / Marie M. Fortune

Hmong women's peace / MayKao Yangblongsua Hang and Tru Hang Thao

Raising girls in the twenty-first century / Emilie Buchwald

Learning to listen: one man's work in the antirape movement / Richard S. Orton

The date rape play: a collaborative process / Carolyn Levy

Making rape an election issue / John Stoltenberg

Establishing rape as a war crime / Vesna Kesic

Visions and possibilties

Seduced by violence no more / Bell Hooks

The lie of entitlement / Terrence Crowley

A woman with a sword: some thoughts on women, feminism, and violence / D.A. Clarke

In praise of insubordination, or, what makes a good woman go bad / Inés Hernández-Avila

Up from brutality: freeing Black communities from sexual violence / W.J. Musa Moore-Foster

Comin' to terms / Ntozake Shange

Transforming the rape culture that lives in my skull / Martha Roth

Whose body is it, anyway? : transforming ourselves to change a rape culture / Pamela R. Fletcher

More gender, less presumption: cybersex as an alternative to a culture of violent sexuality / Kim Surkan.