Perpetrators do not act in a vacuum—they act on implicit permission.
When a society’s first instinct is to interrogate a victim’s curfew, clothes, or character, it does not just comfort a judgmental public; it shields the criminal.
Perpetrators do not act in a vacuum—they act on implicit permission.
When a society’s first instinct is to interrogate a victim’s curfew, clothes, or character, it does not just comfort a judgmental public; it shields the criminal.