There are 2 basic ways to defeat an argument. You can either provide a sound and logical argument that could defeat your opposition, or you can prevent your opposition from making the argument in the first place.
Violence and the threat of violence are one way to win with the second option. They make those who are oppressed forced to keep their opinion to themselves and eventually let themselves trapped in a social stigma controlled by the opposition.
The National Coalition of Anti-Violence Projects (NCAVP) estimates that nearly one in ten LGBTQ survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) has experienced sexual assault from those partners. Studies suggest that around half of transgender people and bisexual women will experience sexual violence at some point in their lifetimes.
As a community, LGBTQ people face higher rates of poverty, stigma, and marginalization, which put us at greater risk for sexual assault. We also face higher rates of hate-motivated violence, which can often take the form of sexual assault. Moreover, the ways in which society both hypersexualizes LGBTQ people and stigmatizes our relationships can lead to intimate partner violence that stems from internalized homophobia and shame.
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