After child sexual abuse, being “physically intact” doesn’t tell the whole story
The recent pardon of a convicted child rapist by the ex-Kentucky Governor has sparked a lot of controversies. The basis of the pardon was- “the victim’s hymen was noted to be physically intact.” Evolving studies have continuously shown that the hymen is not a reliable or accurate means to conclude sexual assault.
But if physical damage is the only criterion used to assess …
After child sexual abuse, being “physically intact” doesn’t tell the whole story
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