When Seeing the World as Good is Bad
Molly Allen • June 24, 2012
The recent trial of Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky brought up the issue of ‘why do we blame the victim’. Ie – the defense seemed motivated to portray the victims as bad people. This article helps to explain how our drive to see the world as a fair and just place sometimes causes us […]
The recent trial of Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky brought up the issue of ‘why do we blame the victim’. Ie – the defense seemed motivated to portray the victims as bad people. This article helps to explain how our drive to see the world as a fair and just place sometimes causes us to (incorrectly) see innoc Read more ...
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