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"National statistics, however, demonstrate that LaFave's case is far from unusual. According to a major 2004 study commissioned by the U.S.


Department of Education � the most authoritative investigation to date � nearly 10% of U.S. public school students have been targeted with unwanted sexual attention by school employees, and in those cases, 40% of the perpetrators were women. Titled "Educator Sexual Misconduct: A Synthesis of Existing Literature" by Virginia Commonwealth University Professor Charol Shakeshaft, the report brought to light staggering statistics." If anyone wishes to retort, please don't retort with stats from obviously biased sources like 'this or that feminist organization' or "________ organization for the advancement of women", etc... Yes, StartliteRose, cause standing by your words publicly is way less mature than being sneaky...you grow up ho. Blackbird86, is there a point to your citing one incident, or are you just sharing?

Actanon...wow. yah there is such a thing as a pm and being nice perhaps asking nicely to clarify... I'm a pathological truth teller ( OCD ), a lot of people hate me for that, and even I would'nt do something like this. My hats off to you. You've sunk to a leval even I have not been to.