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Rape, a dish with no turnips






Is rape as we know it a social construct? 

If so, what does that mean about our legal and social response to it?
Does that make feminism's "rape culture" theory a social construct?
How does that affect the validity of the theory?
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 The first venue for the mixed-up meetup is Wright-Patterson Air Force Museum. There is no entry fee for the museum.

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