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Jocks and frat boys more likely than other men in college to visit 'slut pages' and post nude images without consent

  • Written by Megan K. Maas, Assistant Professor of Human Development and Family Studies, Michigan State University
Jocks and frat boys more likely than other men in college to visit 'slut pages' and post nude images without consentAbout 60 percent of men in fraternities have admitted to visiting 'slut pages.'Tero Vesalainen/iStock via Getty Images

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Over half of men in college fraternities or who play school sports say they have visited a secret webpage or social media account set up to post or view...

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