The urgent need to move from 'believe the victim' to 'question the allegation': Why language matters
Language matters. It matters because the words or phrases that we use reflect how we think about social and legal issues and what we do,...
The urgent need to move from 'believe the victim' to 'question the allegation': Why language matters
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