Overcoming Rape Myths

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It is not easy to talk about sexual violence and this contributes to a widespread lack of knowledge and a belief in myths (Rape Crisis England and Whales, 2018). The best way for us to overcome these falsities is to spread the facts as often and as far as we can (Harding, 2015). It starts with people who believe that it could never happen to them because sexual assault can happen to anyone, regardless of gender, age, socioeconomic status, occupation, education, or looks (Victoria Sexual Assault Centre, 2014). This myth can also be dangerous as it impacts our ability to empathize with victims (Harding, 2015). Another commonly held belief is that the way a woman dresses can encourage or excuse her being raped (Sexual Assault Canada, 2014). If
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