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"The Hunting Ground", seen on April 10,11, and 12, covered the topic of campus rape. The true story behind the documentary is a shocking fact about campus rape. Rape is a very nig problem on college campus. It is not taken that serious in some colleges. About 16% of women are assulted on campus rape and 88% of them do not report it. alot of times when rape is reported om campus, it is not taken as serious as it should. The rapist might get suspendedfor a semester or some kind of simple punishement but it is very rare that they get expelled or arrested. In 2012, 45% of colleges reported 0 sexual assults. This shows how a very small amound of people report rape. This movie was produced to show the reality of college campuses that a lot of us donot know. …show more content…
This movie was also produced to let people know that they have to stand up for themselves if they want change. One major aspect emphasized by the movie was that all of these colleges that we think are the best and the safest are acutually not. When people hear the name yale, harvard or priston, they might imagine a place that is so awesome. It might be awesome academically but it is not safe unless you watch out for yourself. Another aspect emphasized was that if people want change, they have to work on it themselves because they can not expect other people to do it for them. The two victims in the documentary worked so hard and fought a battle because they knew that no one else was going to fight sor them. For me, the most specific information i got from the documantary was that you can not trust someone you do not know. What i noticed in the documantary was that a lot of the girls met these guys and thought they were cute. They liked and trusted them. People have different personalities and this documentary shows that you might not know someone as well as you

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