Playing language games with sex obscures the reality of rape and abuse
A new guide urges journalists to avoid words like “paedo” and “monster”, but we shouldn’t be afraid to be blunt.
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New Times,
New Thinking.
A new guide urges journalists to avoid words like “paedo” and “monster”, but we shouldn’t be afraid to be blunt.
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