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COMMENTARY: How American Society Shields Perpetrators Of Child Sexual Abuse

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By Sarah K Lischer
| southfloridareporter.com
EDS NOTE: OBSCENITY - Notes are seen on a board where approximately 3.5 million pages of public records of the Epstein files are on display at The Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room, Tuesday, June 9, 2026, in Washington. (AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr.) By Sarah Lischer Widespread denial accompanied the public exposure of Jeffrey Epstein’s decades-long sexual abuse and trafficking of girls and women.
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How American society shields perpetrators of child sexual abuse

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By Sarah K Lischer
| Florida Phoenix
Research that I’m currently conducting revises Cohen’s typology to understand why bystanders to crimes like Epstein’s don a veil of ignorance. Denial of child sexual abuse occurs within a community – a citizenry, a family, a congregation. The community establishes the parameters of morality, the relative power of each member, and which actions constitute crimes.
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How American society shields perpetrators of child sexual abuse Original

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By Sarah K Lischer
| Kansas Reflector
Research that I’m currently conducting revises Cohen’s typology to understand why bystanders to crimes like Epstein’s don a veil of ignorance. Denial of child sexual abuse occurs within a community – a citizenry, a family, a congregation. The community establishes the parameters of morality, the relative power of each member, and which actions constitute crimes.
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