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12. I don't know, either

Tue Jul 15, 2014, 12:40 PM

Jul 2014

But at least if we have a conversation about it we can prevent a young woman from tragedy and a young man from committing a felony.

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#IAmJada - Mocking of teen rape victim prompts major internet backlash [View all] stevenleser Jul 2014 OP

Kick. Agschmid Jul 2014 #1

What that poor girl went through Aerows Jul 2014 #2

I am awed by how strong she is. She, like Malala, is a hero. stevenleser Jul 2014 #5

She is strong Aerows Jul 2014 #7

yes. i agree. nt seabeyond Jul 2014 #8

This seems to happen frequently, YarnAddict Jul 2014 #10

I haven't read the details of this case YarnAddict Jul 2014 #16

Ah, yes. YarnAddict Jul 2014 #20

I don't know, either Aerows Jul 2014 #12

How about public shaming? YarnAddict Jul 2014 #14

Maybe, but shaming seems to only work on women Aerows Jul 2014 #15

Hit 'em where it hurts YarnAddict Jul 2014 #18

Paging "Anonymous". . .paging "Anonymous" DinahMoeHum Jul 2014 #3

They are anonymous Aerows Jul 2014 #9

Such a brave young woman. sheshe2 Jul 2014 #13

kick and recommend samsingh Jul 2014 #17