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Stalking - Another form of Domestic Abuse

1 in 6 women and 1 in 19 men have been stalked during their lifetime. Does Babe’s response to Matthew’s stalking behavior lead to increasingly desperate demonstrations?

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Stalking: Another Arm of Domestic Abuse

Male victims of domestic abuse are less likely to report to police than their female counterparts, for various reasons. The historically contentious relationship between police and African American males and the LGBTQ community leads to a greater hesitancy for Black domestic partners to contact police until events have gotten to a fatal outcome.