Regarding domestic violence, certain stereotypes come to many people. Persons typically imagine a "blue-collar worker"-perhaps a truck driver, ditch-digger, or trash man-who gets off at the local pub, "tanks up" on alcohol, and staggers home ready to fight. But if you assume that family violence is restricted largely to such folks, you are incorrect.
Family violence, cuts across race, class, and background. It is prevalent and happens as frequently among the upper-middle class as among the lower."
Those who deal with abused women describe victims among the spouses of doctors, attorneys, college professors, and even priests. The households with the greatest violence were those with the highest earnings.
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