Asli Baz-Kaplanis

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We get the message when law enforcement treats domestic violence as a nuisance, a “domestic dispute,” rather than the criminal act that it is. I have to believe if the tables were turned, if women were beating and killing men in such vast numbers—fifty women a month in the United States are killed by their intimate partners using guns alone—the problem would be the front page of every newspaper in this country. Vast pools of funding would surface for researchers to figure out what’s wrong with women today. And, after all of this, we have the audacity to ask why victims stay.
No Visible Bruises: What We Don’t Know About Domestic Violence Can Kill Us
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