Date rape emerged as a controversial issue on college campuses in the late 1980s after a widely publicized study revealed that large numbers of college women had been coerced, either through physical force or psychological pressure, into having sex against their will. Questions of consent --does no really mean no? And whether the definition of rape should be broadened to include incidents where no force is used are debated and discussed in this anthology.
1. Drugs Are the Culprit in Many Date Rapes
2. Alcohol Contributes to Most Cases of Date Rape
3. Alcohol Is Not the Cause of Date Rape
4. Young Men Must Understand What Constitutes Rape
5. The Definition of Rape Has Been Unfairly Changed
6. The Definition of Rape Has Been Duly Clarified
7. Date Rapists Should Be Severely Prosecuted
8. Date Rape Drugging Is Widespread in the Queer Community
9. Campus Feminists Provoke False Rape Accusations
10. Campus Culture Allows Rape to Go Unpunished
11. Legislation Is Needed to Protect Rape Victims
12. Legislation Is Not Needed to Protect Rape Victims
13. People Who Make False Rape Accusations Should Be Severely Punished
14. Finding Justice in Rape Cases Is Difficult