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Post-Kinsey Sex Crimes

By Susan Brinkmann

This Rock Volume 16, Number 7   September 2005     Frontispiece By Karl Keating   Letters   Sex, Lies, and Videotape (Reader Discretion Advised) By Susan Brinkmann   Kinsey's Stranglehold on Sex Education By Susan Brinkmann   Post-Kinsey Sex Crimes By Susan Brinkmann   Christians Charged with Hate Crimes By Susan Brinkmann   My Friend the Holy Father By Tom Harmon   The Coming Hispanic Majority By Maria Ruiz Scaperlanda   Hispanic Numbers at a Glance Source: www.usccb.org/hispanicaffairs/demo.shtml   Model of Faith By Maria Ruiz Scaperlanda   A Parish Transformed By Maria Ruiz Scaperlanda   Spanish Products By Maria Ruiz Scaperlanda   Are We Dunghills or Fertile Soil? By Mike Sullivan   Where Luther Got It Wrong By Mike Sullivan   Effects of Original Sin By Mike Sullivan   Step by Step Marriage and Divorce in the Teaching of Jesus By Kenneth J. Howell   Fathers Know Best Contraception and Sterilization   Brass Tacks What Is Heaven Really Like? By Jimmy Akin   Damascus Road Obedience to the Pope Was What He Wanted By Joanna Bogle   Reviews   Quick Questions    Subscribe    Permissions

Of the 324 homicides in New York in 1930, 1935, and 1940 (108 per year), only seventeen, or six per year, involved the rape of women or children. FBI data for 1995 show that New York experienced 4,654 murders in 1995; 3,333 were rape-murders. (Kinsey: Crimes and Consequences, 224).