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All Survivors Have the Right to Heal: A #Metoomen Content Analysis
Journal of Feminist Family Therapy ( IF 0.5 ) Pub Date : 2019-06-25 , DOI: 10.1080/08952833.2019.1633840
Lindsey G. Hawkins 1 , Natira Mullet 1 , Cameron C. Brown 1 , Dane Eggleston 1 , Julie Gardenhire 1
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ABSTRACT While similarities exist between male and female survivors of sexual assault, unique barriers often prohibit males from speaking out about their experiences. The me too hashtag was created in an effort to end rape culture. Shortly after the me too hashtag began gaining popularity on social media sites, the me too men hashtag surfaced as men were not receiving recognition for their experiences of sexual assault. This study involved a content analysis of 379 public tweets that used the me too men hashtag. The current study provides a greater understanding and awareness of male sexual assault victims’ experiences on social media. Implications for both clinical work and future research are presented.

中文翻译:

所有幸存者都有治愈的权利:#Metoomen 内容分析

摘要 虽然性侵犯的男性和女性幸存者之间存在相似之处,但独特的障碍往往阻止男性说出他们的经历。me too 主题标签是为了结束强奸文化而创建的。在 me too 标签开始在社交媒体网站上流行后不久,me too men 标签浮出水面,因为男性的性侵犯经历没有得到认可。这项研究涉及对使用 me too men 主题标签的 379 条公共推文的内容分析。目前的研究提供了对男性性侵犯受害者在社交媒体上的经历的更深入的了解和认识。介绍了对临床工作和未来研究的影响。
更新日期:2019-06-25
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