ex-victories: 16-20% of male college students said they would rape a woman if they knew they could get away with it. When the phrase was changed from “rape” to “force a woman to have sex”, the percentage jumped to 36-44%. So no, maybe “not
ex-victories: 16-20% of male college students said they would rape a woman if they knew they could get away with it. When the phrase was changed from “rape” to “force a woman to have sex”, the percentage jumped to 36-44%. So no, maybe “not
ex-victories: 16-20% of male college students said they would rape a woman if they knew they could get away with it. When the phrase was changed from “rape” to “force a woman to have sex”, the percentage jumped to 36-44%. So no, maybe “not
ex-victories: 16-20% of male college students said they would rape a woman if they knew they could get away with it. When the phrase was changed from “rape” to “force a woman to have sex”, the percentage jumped to 36-44%. So no, maybe “not
ex-victories: 16-20% of male college students said they would rape a woman if they knew they could get away with it. When the phrase was changed from “rape” to “force a woman to have sex”, the percentage jumped to 36-44%. So no, maybe “not
ex-victories: 16-20% of male college students said they would rape a woman if they knew they could get away with it. When the phrase was changed from “rape” to “force a woman to have sex”, the percentage jumped to 36-44%. So no, maybe “not
ex-victories: 16-20% of male college students said they would rape a woman if they knew they could get away with it. When the phrase was changed from “rape” to “force a woman to have sex”, the percentage jumped to 36-44%. So no, maybe “not
ex-victories: 16-20% of male college students said they would rape a woman if they knew they could get away with it. When the phrase was changed from “rape” to “force a woman to have sex”, the percentage jumped to 36-44%. So no, maybe “not
ex-victories: 16-20% of male college students said they would rape a woman if they knew they could get away with it. When the phrase was changed from “rape” to “force a woman to have sex”, the percentage jumped to 36-44%. So no, maybe “not
ex-victories: 16-20% of male college students said they would rape a woman if they knew they could get away with it. When the phrase was changed from “rape” to “force a woman to have sex”, the percentage jumped to 36-44%. So no, maybe “not
ex-victories: 16-20% of male college students said they would rape a woman if they knew they could get away with it. When the phrase was changed from “rape” to “force a woman to have sex”, the percentage jumped to 36-44%. So no, maybe “not
