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    Heterosexual men do not have to deal with social attitude... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Heterosexual men cannot imagine how a female rape victim feels.

    Heterosexual men do not have to deal with social attitudes that make them targets of sexual violence.

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    But not all feminists believe that the privileged can ‘world-travel.’ Laurence Thomas, for instance, argues that the privileged cannot come to know the position of their subordinates because they cannot even grasp the latter’s experiences (1999). According to Thomas, heterosexual men cannot imagine how a female rape victim feels, since they cannot imagine the fear of rape that most if not all women feel, and do not have to deal with social attitudes that make them targets of sexual violence. By

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