Domestic Violence Policies are Science-Based Not Gender-Base
The CDC 2015 Report: 4.3 million Men are Victims of Domestic Violence: Since the 1800s, women, as victims, have had the upper hand in the fight against domestic violence. I have undoubtedly noticed in my research that women call and typically report their cases faster than men, and the federal funding and resources point to them. Wisely, let's carefully consider Abraham Lincoln. According to Michael Burlingame, a history professor at Connecticut College and the prominent author of "The Inner World of Abraham Lincoln," Mary Todd typically used words to beat President Lincoln. Mary Todd was groomed, ambitious, and aggressive in her specified time. A more recent case of an innocent man being abused is precisely that of Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Geno Hayes. In 2009, he was stabbed by his 19-year-old girlfriend, Shevelle Bagley, with a pair of scissors after a compelling argument. She faced charges of aggravated battery with a lethal weapon, but if the shoe was on t