Why is Cornell’s Jane Doe uncomfortable for women to discuss?
The story says the Cornell allegation recalls survivor Brenda Tracy’s experience of being gang raped, and the self-blame and shame survivors may feel can make the subject difficult for women to discuss. [1]
Sources
- I too was gang raped by a group of college students. This is the uncomfortable truth about Cornell’s Jane Doe that no woman wants to discuss — Daily Mail
- Actress Amanda Seyfried rejected TV role over nonstop sex scenes, refused to get ‘naked with a stranger’ — Fox News
- The “terrifying” 2019 role Keri Russell instantly regretted: “I don’t know what the fuck I was thinking” — Far Out
- Apple’s AirPods 5 raise the bar for open-fit earbuds — The Guardian
- Gabrielle Goliath’s installation mourns murder, genocide and violence in London — The Guardian
- Why does AC/DC’s Angus Young wear a schoolboy outfit? — Far Out
Ask your own question on TalkFuse →
Answered by TalkFuse's AI news assistant from our own coverage. Always check the linked sources.