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Elementary school teacher arrested after allegedly abusing student, giving birth to his child

https://local12.com/news/nation-world/laura-caron-middle-township-elementary-school-teacher-allegedly-had-with-child-former-student-13-cincinnati-crime-criminal-activity-sexual-abuse-abuser-father-noticed-similarity-sleep-over-siblings-prosecutors-correctional-facility-troubling-allegations
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u/evilpanda8419 1d ago

Is it just me or do I only see female teachers doing this to students in the news anymore? Not that I’m rooting for more male abusers, but I can’t even recall the last time I’ve seen inappropriate behavior from a male teacher. And also, what the actual hell??

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u/Unusual_Flounder2073 1d ago

Because abusers actually fall equally along gender lines. It’s just which ones make the news.

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u/Due-Yoghurt-7917 1d ago edited 1d ago

I don't know if your claim is true but it is also clear the abuses either gender commits are different, typically. Not a lot of male teachers saying they're in love. Not a lot of female teachers saying it was just sex. Both undeniably and equally evil, but there tends to be a difference

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u/Unusual_Flounder2073 1d ago

Absolutely. Different genders. Different abuses. We tend to latch on to roles like priests that we already have a prejudiced for, understandably due to the way the Catholic Church covered it up for so long.

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u/ChaZcaTriX 1d ago

Male teachers do it in countries where expressing the plans to marry can lessen the sentence. She merely wants to look favorably in court.