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'Glee' star charged with domestic battery after allegedly hitting husband.
'Glee' star charged with domestic battery after
allegedly hitting husband.
Source ABC News & Daily mail
Naya Rivera was arrested and charged with domestic
battery after allegedly hitting her estranged husband, Ryan Dorsey. The two
announced their split last year after two years of marriage. According to some
sources Ryan Dorsey sustained minor injuries. She was later released on bail
I chose This article because I feel like compared to
men women are let of lightly when it comes to them being abusive towards men,
because women are often shown as the main victim to abuse. Men are often
perceived as this strong powerful person but in reality there just the same as women,
but when people hear these types of stories where a woman is abusive to a male
people often take it as a joke, due to the traditional stereotypes.
Another example where domestic abuse was not taken
seriously was shown in an episode of Jeremy Kyle where Father-of-two Geoff was
on the show to confront his ex-girlfriend Danni over claims she had been
cheating and abusive. Father of two talks about one occasion where he had to
jump out of the window of a three story building because his girlfriend locked
him in the room. ‘He said. 'I ripped all my arm open, all my back, my legs -
the lot, and I ended up in hospital.' After he stating this crowd began to
laugh. Jeremy Kyle then snapped back by saying;
'It's not funny, though is it?'
'Can I tell you why it's not funny - and I don’t
want to upset anyone in the audience because I completely appreciate the fact
that you're here - but I'll tell you why I don't think you should laugh.
'If this was the other way around and if a woman was
sat here and a bloke had locked her in a flat and she’d been forced to jump out
and injure herself you would not be laughing.
'You would be saying he is a complete nightmare, he
should be locked up and that's disgraceful but somehow if it happens to a bloke
that's funny. That's not funny. That's not funny is it?'
These two stories come under the representations of gender,
issues which are domestic abuse, violence.
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