Duke University "Needs to Know": 90% of students reported never experiencing dating violence.

Some more studies concerning date violence and general violence against both sexes  here...
for your information. Just to keep you updated with factual, peer-reviewed studies that is undeniable and guess what ?

Over 90% of students reported never experiencing dating violence.

Just like the global warming scam has been exposed so will feminists be exposed for the corrupt liars they are. Duke University must be looking even more stupid as they are trying to convince parents that "date violence and date rape" is so rampant that all male students should automatically be listed as incorrigible instigators, be denied natural justice (automatically guilty) on the sole reason for not possessing a vagina..

Feminists have blatantly promoted that women do not indulge in or act out, any acts of violence as they have always avoided answering that or just denied it, concentrating solely on vilifying all men and generalising at will..

	SUMMARY:  This bibliography examines 271 scholarly investigations: 211 empirical studies and 60 reviews and/or analyses, which demonstrate that women are as physically aggressive, or more aggressive, than men in their relationships with their spouses or male partners.  The aggregate sample size in the reviewed studies exceeds 365,000.

 This is not really what any government department or politician wants to know about. That would clearly demonstrate their anti-male bias, their obvious sexism and would clearly explain their pandering to feminist hysteria..

Ackard, D. M., & Neumark-Sztainer, D. (2002).
Date violence and date rape among adolescents: associations with disordered eating behaviors and psychological health.  Child Abuse; Neglect, 26, 455-473.
(A Minnesota statewide school sample of 81,247 students;(40,301 boys, 40,946 girls)) in the 9th and 12th grade responded to the question of whether they ever experienced date related violence.

Over 90% of students reported never experiencing dating violence.  In terms of grades, (3.3%) of 9th grade girls and (2.8%) of 9th grade boys reported experiencing violence, while (5.5%) of 12th grade girls and (2.3%) of 12th grade boys reported experiencing violence.

In terms of ethnicity, American Indian boys; (7.1%) and African American boys;(7.2%) reported experiencing higher rates of dating violence than American Indian girls; (6.8%) and African American girls; (3.6%)