Klein, L. B., Brewer, N. Q., Mennicke, A., Christensen, M. C., Baldwin-White, A., Cloy, C., & Wood, L. (2020). Centering minoritized students in campus interpersonal violence research. Journal of Family Violence, doi:10.1007/s10896-020-00223-8
Sexual violence prevention programs on campuses often fail to address the underlying systems of oppression that fuel rape culture. They instead tend to focus on the basic, stereotypical scenes of violence (a young white woman taken and raped by a stranger in a dark alley). This is harmful, as students with intersections of multiple minority identities tend to be at the highest risk of experiencing sexual violence.