Sexual Assault: Is it or isn’t it?
Question #1


Verbal coercion and other control tactics can be used, as well as drugs and alcohol that impair a victim to resist.
Question #3


1/10 of men will be sexually assaulted in their lifetime.
Question #5


It is never a victim’s fault that they are sexually assaulted regardless of clothing worn, behavior, or any other excuse created by the perpetrator that he could not control himself.
Question #7


Alcohol and other drugs revokes a person’s ability to consent to sexual activity.
Question #9


It has the lowest conviction rate of any other crime, and it is estimated that 60% of rapes and sexual assaults are never reported to the police.
Question #2


At any point during sexual activity, a person has the right to say no and be respected. If their partner does not respect their revoked consent, it is sexual assault or rape.
Question #4


Although illegal, marital rape does occur and there are loopholes in some states such as Texas where the perpetrator is not charged.
Question #6


At least 80% of rapes and sexual assaults are committed by a person that the victim knows and most often, it is not weapons or physical force that is used.
Question 8


They are premeditated actions used to gain control, not crimes of passion upon impulse.
Question #10


All men can control their sexual urges. Rape and sexual assault are not crimes of sexual gratification, but of control and violence.