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Mariska Hargitay on changing the language of how we talk about r*pe “‘A woman is r*ped.’ There’s a crime and there’s a victim. But there is no perpetrator [in the sentence]”
Mariska Hargitay on changing the language of how we talk about r*pe “‘A woman is r*ped.’ There’s a crime and there’s a victim. But there is no perpetrator [in the sentence]”
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