expos4ever
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Where is this data from?Here is some more Data: Forcible Rape 1960 - 9.6 per 100,000
2015 - 28.1 Per 100,000
From The Globe and Mail Newspaper, reporting on the findings of Dr. Steven Pinker (Harvard professor) - I added bolding:
Rape statistics are never perfect, because many rapes aren’t reported. But Mr. Pinker’s data come from the U.S. Bureau of Justice National Crime Victimization Survey, and are the best there are. Even if the numbers aren’t exact, the general trend is clear. The incidence of rape has fallen faster than every other major crime, including homicide. (As Mr. Pinker points out, the rate of rape is now 50 per 100,000 people, which is several magnitudes removed from one in four.) Domestic abuse has plunged as well. Since 1993, the rate of reported violence against women by their intimate partners has fallen by almost two-thirds.
Where did you get your data on rape from?
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