Experts say discrimination against survivors broadly and LGBTQ people specifically is embedded in systems. says Dr. Nicole Johnson, a professor at Lehigh University says court systems are not trauma-informed and neither is the broader culture.
According to a 2010 report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,by any perpetrator as well as by an intimate partner when compared to both lesbian and heterosexual women. Nearly half of bisexual women say they have been raped and 75% say they have experienced sexual violence other than rape, including sexual coercion and unwanted sexual contact. The majority of bisexual women who experienced sexual violence and intimate partner violence only had male perpetrators.
Bisexual women of color, bisexual women living in poverty, bisexual immigrant women and bisexual trans women face additional stigma and barriers to support. "It excuses the behavior of perpetrators, who say things like, 'She wanted it,' or 'she told me she was bi,' she says. "It's also an excuse for the people around them who validate and support that violation."
During the trial, Heard testified about multiple occasions when Depp was controlling or expressed jealousy over her interactions with women. Heard testified that during the Met Gala in May 2014 Depp Shugrue dos Santos says while more data exists on situations where men cause violence toward women, there needs to be a broader understanding of how people across the spectrum of gender identity and sexual orientation are impacted by intimate partner violence. A bisexual woman who is harmed by a female partner, for example, needs to be taken seriously by the people who respond if she chooses to report. Johnson says the entire structure of how society responds to violence must be rethought.
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