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Myth or Fact?:

Most sexual assaults are planned ahead of time.

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FACT! Studies of convicted rapists over the last 15 years indicate that over 80% of sexual assaults involving one perpetrator are planned in advance and over 95% of gang rapes are planned in advance. This can include stalking, asking a person out with intent to rape, serving alcohol to someone with the intent to get that person intoxicated in order to make them more vulnerable to sexual assault, and more.

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February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month nationally and locally. For events in SE Ohio, go to http://t.co/iRSZ0039 — 2 days 17 hours ago
GLSEN Releases Groundbreaking Study of Bias, Bullying and Homophobia in Grades K-6 | http://t.co/imntp2jj — 2 weeks 4 days ago
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Rape Culture: Men, Women, and Power — The Good Men Project http://t.co/pAP6S8r0 — 3 weeks 6 days ago

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