"Just Goes to Show How These Hoes Try to Tear Men Down": Investigating Twitter and Cultural Conversations on Athletic Ability, Race, and Sexual Assault

Ash, Erin; Sanderson, Jimmy; Kumanyika, Chenjerai; Gramlich, Kelly

doi:10.1353/jsm.2017.0003

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“…Twitter is a social media and networking platform that allows users to microblog by limiting tweets to 140 characters or fewer (Ash et al, 2017). While popular among Internet-using adults (24% are on Twitter), it is particularly valuable when studying young adults, as 45% of 18-to-24-yearolds are Twitter users (Greenwood et al, 2016; Smith & Anderson, 2018).…”

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confidence: 99%

Explaining the Why in #WhyIDidntReport: An Examination of Common Barriers to Formal Disclosure of Sexual Assault in College Students

Griffin¹,

Wentz²,

Meinert³

2021

J Interpers Violence

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Within the current study, we examined themes of college students’ reasons for choosing not to formally disclose (report) sexual assault. To complete this objective, we examined tweets ( n = 1,297) that used the WhyIDidntReport hashtag in which a user also made reference (within the same thread) to being enrolled at a college or university during the time (and aftermath) of the assault. We deemed Twitter a particularly valuable platform, offering insight into the hidden figure of crime, as users described events, feelings, and perceptions after the event that led to them not formally disclosing. Further, it provides a large sample of cases of women and men who recognize their assault as an assault (at least in hindsight), while also providing open-ended, unstructured explanations of their rationales and motivations. Using an inductive approach, we established broad themes that were then refocused into common barriers of formal disclosure or the continuation of formal disclosure. Subthemes included anticipated social reactions (stemming from vicarious and direct experiences), internalized emotions, often stemming from social reactions (normalization, shame, and blame), victim and offender status, and victim-offender relationship. Three overarching premises were developed from the analysis including (a) victims’ internalizations of experiences and observations, (b) the interaction of social factors of the victim, offender, and the victim-offender relationship, and (c) the continual and compounded decision-making process of formal disclosure. These conclusions were then examined within theoretical models, including Black’s Behavior of Law Theory (specifically morphology and stratification), Overstreet and Quinn’s intimate partner violence stigmatization model, and Chaudoir and Fisher’s disclosure process model. Lastly, we provide programmatic recommendations, which includes retailoring current bystander intervention curricula to include more focus on social reactions and social support in anticipation of college students being recipients of sexual assault disclosures by friends and acquaintances.

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confidence: 99%

Explaining the Why in #WhyIDidntReport: An Examination of Common Barriers to Formal Disclosure of Sexual Assault in College Students

Griffin¹,

Wentz²,

Meinert³

2021

J Interpers Violence

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“…New rehabilitation training can improve your health and meet your daily exercise needs. Physical rehabilitation training is a comprehensive discipline that helps to correct and restore motor dysfunction using physical training methods, also known as rehabilitation training [ 4 , 5 ]. Physical rehabilitation training is different from traditional sports training.…”

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confidence: 99%

Prevention and Treatment of Sports Injuries and Rehabilitative Physical Training of Wushu Athletes

Luo²

2022

Applied Bionics and Biomechanics

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This paper is aimed at exploring the characteristics of research on prevention and treatment of sports injuries and rehabilitation physical training of Wushu athletes. It also considers the application of rehabilitation physical training in the rehabilitation of Wushu athletes. By searching literature, conducting questionnaires, and combining mathematical statistics, it studies the injury prevention and rehabilitation training of Wushu athletes. This paper chooses the level of first class and above of sports, and a total of 50 elite male and female Wushu athletes were systematically trained as subjects of study. Athletes, aged 15 to 20 years, were trained for 2 to 5 years, 35 male athletes and 15 female athletes. Different from traditional rehabilitation therapy, athletes’ physical rehabilitation training is also different from traditional sports rehabilitation treatment. By evaluating the physical condition of athletes, the causes of sports injuries were analyzed, to formulate special rehabilitation training programs and carry out athletes’ rehabilitation training targeted and purposeful. Record the experimental data and analyze the experimental results. The experimental results show that physical rehabilitation training can make athletes avoid the influence of unsafe factors of sports injury, improve the safety of training, and effectively prevent sports injury. The experimental results show that physical rehabilitation training combined with rehabilitation medicine has obvious advantages, which can make Wushu athletes recover quickly without sequelae.

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“…Very similarly but more broadly, Ash et al (2017) analyzed thousands of Twitter posts on sexual assault, athletes, race, and class in response to various assaults reported in the press. They found that while numerous posts decried the violence, the majority of posts supported various components of rape culture.…”

Section: Social Media Other Media and Mps Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

Masculinities, Sport, and Violence Against Women: The Contribution of Male Peer Support Theory

Schwartz

2020

Violence Against Women

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Although there are active debates about the nature and role of masculinities and a rise of new masculinity formations in modern society, feminist analysis of the relationship between sport, masculinities, and violence against women has been somewhat quiescent lately. This article seeks to underline this connection through the use of male peer support theory, which has been expanded in recent years to include messages from women and from within the LGBTQ community, and to recognize the rise in newer masculinity formations and the influence of new technology.

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"Just Goes to Show How These Hoes Try to Tear Men Down": Investigating Twitter and Cultural Conversations on Athletic Ability, Race, and Sexual Assault

Cited by 15 publications

References 53 publications

Explaining the Why in #WhyIDidntReport: An Examination of Common Barriers to Formal Disclosure of Sexual Assault in College Students

Explaining the Why in #WhyIDidntReport: An Examination of Common Barriers to Formal Disclosure of Sexual Assault in College Students

Prevention and Treatment of Sports Injuries and Rehabilitative Physical Training of Wushu Athletes

Masculinities, Sport, and Violence Against Women: The Contribution of Male Peer Support Theory

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