Male on Male Rape: The Hidden Toll of Stigma and Shame

Michael Scarce

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Sexual Assault and Victimization Studies Gender and Feminist Studies Intimate Partner and Family Violence

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Introduction Uncovering Male Rape The Segregation of Male Rape An Assault on Sexual Identity False Intentions The Spectacle of Male Rape Darren's Abduction Virile Meets Viral: The Intersection of HIV and Same-Sex Rape Medical Sensitivity Survival Policing the Law Men Who Are Raped: A Profeminist Perspective Gendered Conflict Initiating Change Endnotes App. Male Rape Resources App. Male Rape Bibliography App. Legal Statutes in the United States Index

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