Sentence examples for rape groups from inspiring English sources

It articulated our frustration at the rape groups on Facebook and Facebook's delay in removing them.

After his controversial comments on rape, groups that include the National Republican Senatorial Committee and Karl Rove's Crossroads GPS pulled their financial support.

They were also more likely to have been physically violent towards a partner, but the proportion did not differ between the two rape groups.

Participants who completed ACASI were more likely to report IDU, rape, group sex, and payment for sex by women than when asked in FtF interview.

Similarly, all other V. dahliae isolates (strains PD584, PD585, PD623, PD717, PD718, PD719) from typical V. longisporum hosts (cabbage, oilseed rape) grouped in the main clade of V. dahliae (Figure 2).

All of the major services have all been pressured at one point in their history to remove some kind of content: Facebook tolerated "pro-rape" groups until an outcry forced their removal; Twitter pulled tweets containing an anti-Semitic hashtag following complaints from the Union of French Jewish Students; and Tumblr has banned blogs that promote eating disorders.

Men in anti-rape groups on US campuses reported that peer recruitment to these groups was facilitated by the presence and profile of men who were 'really cool … the kinds of guys you really looked up to … guys' guys' (Piccigallo, Lilley, and Miller 2012, 517).

"I love that it covers sexual harassment, and in a real setting off the bat," said Badalich, who founded the anti-rape group 7000 In Solidarity at UCLA.

The Delta Sigma Phi brothers said they hesitated to defend themselves, for fear of disparaging an anti-rape group whose overall message they support.

Rape crisis groups from university towns said such figures were likely to be a "gross underestimate" of sexual violence on campus.

But 200 rape survivor groups have denounced this act and called on fraternities and sororities – college men's and women's social societies named after Greek letters – to voice their opposition.