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Transcribed Image Text:**Table 11.2: Rape Victims by Age Group**
This table presents the rate of rape victims per 1,000 females, categorized by age group. Here are the details:
- **Ages 12-15:** 1.9 victims per 1,000 females
- **Ages 16-19:** 3.3 victims per 1,000 females
- **Ages 20-24:** 2.3 victims per 1,000 females
- **Ages 25-34:** 1.3 victims per 1,000 females
- **Ages 35-49:** 0.8 victims per 1,000 females
- **Ages 50-64:** 0.3 victims per 1,000 females
- **Ages 65 and Older:** 0.09 victims per 1,000 females
**Sources:** The data is based on a ten-year average according to various tables from the Statistical Abstract of the United States between the years 2002 and 2011.
**Discussion Question:**
- The official rate of rape is significant, yet the actual rate, which considers unreported cases, is likely higher. Consider the potential factors that might contribute to why younger women may choose not to report instances of rape.
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While the safety of women has been an issue in society for the longest time, in the last two or three decades, the matter seems to have gone out of control. Crime has started to take different forms and dealing with it has become all the more challenging. There is a feeling that when it comes to safety, the matter is either not taken seriously or for every two steps that society takes forward, they come one step back with a crime against women.
One of the most heinous crimes against anybody is rape. Violating someone's personal space and their consent should bear heavy consequences however, it is often found that society often resorts to the easiest option - victim-blaming, instead of blaming the perpetrator. The victim is the one who is stigmatized instead of the perpetrator.
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