by Louise Pennington This week, I submitted a piece to the Huffington Post,[1] entitled Child Rapist whose victim was called “predatory” has sentence reviewed, on the erasure of the feminist activism of Ending Victimisation and Abuse [Everyday Victim Blaming][2] in the Neil Wilson case. Wilson received a suspended eight-month sentence for sexually assaulting a thirteen year…
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