In a deeply irresponsible Wall Street Journal editorial, columnist James Taranto championed the perceived plight of college men who are (or could be) accused of sexually assaulting an intoxicated female, particularly when the men are themselves intoxicated. Alcohol consumption and sexual assault are realities on college campuses nationwide, and it’s an important conversation to have. In having the conversation, however, it’s important to be armed with facts.

Fact 1: Men who rape use alcohol and intoxication to commit their crimes.

Fact 2: Men who rape are often “good guys” in the community’s eyes.

Fact 3: Rape is not a reaction to regret or miscommunication. It’s a crime.

Fact 4: Being raped while intoxicated is traumatic.

Fact 5: Ending rape is not about being male or female. It’s about being human.

Please read the entire response from Monika Johnson Hostler, The National Alliance to End Sexual Violence, Board President

The Utah Domestic Violence Council (UDVC) invites you to join us for DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS NIGHT with the Utah Grizzlies at the Maverick Center on Friday, April 11th at 7:00p.m.

Discounted tickets are available for $15.

A portion of each ticket will be donated to the Utah Domestic Violence Council to support our mission of creating a state where domestic violence is intolerable. Proceeds will be utilized to support the Domestic Violence LINKLine, the statewide domestic violence hotline, and the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition.

DISCOUNTED TICKETS WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AT THE BOX OFFICE.

To purchase discounted tickets, please contact:
Hildegard Koenig
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Phone: 801-521-5544 / 801-554-3481