Readers also noticed a story that is a repeated issue for The Times and one which the public editor has written about previously.
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This interview with National Judicial Education Program Project Attorney Claudia Bayliff discusses the language that is used to describe sexual violence, the importance of language choices, and how language shapes perceptions. Ms. Bayliff frequently presents on this topic to multidisciplinary audiences around the country. The program is also available as an online curriculum, Raped or “Seduced?” How Language Helps Shape Our Perceptions of Sexual Violence.
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Legal Momentum’s National Judicial Education Program’s Newest Curriculum:Raped or “Seduced”? How Language Helps Shape Our Response to Sexual Violence
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This interactive webinar explores the language of sexual assault: how we talk about and write about this crime. We will discuss specific examples of the language we use and explore how to discuss sexual assault in a way that more accurately depicts the crime.
