You completely miss the point.
By the time you discover something is happening, it's already too late. Obviously you do something about it, but you couldn't prevent it from happening in the first place.
Sexual abuse in the black community thread.
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You completely miss the point.
By the time you discover something is happening, it's already too late. Obviously you do something about it, but you couldn't prevent it from happening in the first place.
we obviously can’t stop everything before it happens but asking what to do about somebody in the home after the act had happened seems like a common sense answer would fit.
True so we are on the same page.
So since there is a sexual abuse problem in the black community so far the solutions are classes and courses to teach black males. So how old should we be teaching these black males?
Stop this. The problem ain't confined to Black males. There are Black male AND female predators, as I can personally attest to.
same time frame when gay folks on tv can influence your kids
this also ain’t just about male perps
The question was about sexual abuse and it was specific to males. I’m not trying to get into semantics just trying to find solutions.
That could be any age but for the sake of the argument let’s say 8 years old. What do we teach them?
all the stuff I said earlier but with more detail. ID abuse, realize anybody can do it, how to realize how deep the impact really is for a victim etc
No, the question is about sexual abuse period. Doesn't matter the sex of the perp.
it was always including females
What do yall think stops victims from coming forward and what can we as a collective do to make ppl feel comfortable enough to talk about it?