The Jane Doe in the Cornell seven case is getting threats
Every time a story about a woman being raped becomes headline news, the same pattern repeats without fail
TL;DR
- Women who report rape often face questions about their behavior, clothing, and decision-making, leading to them being blamed for the assault.
- Victims like Christine Blasey Ford, E. Jean Carroll, and Jane Doe have experienced severe harassment, threats, and their lives have been significantly disrupted after coming forward.
- Public figures and commentators sometimes attack victims' appearances and motives, further victimizing them and reinforcing the idea that they were somehow responsible.
- The article emphasizes that being raped is never a mistake and women should not be expected to alter their behavior to avoid assault.