are the women in this ohio town second class citzens

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/highschool--steubenville-rape-trial-divides-ohio-town-052958178.html


Conversation centered on mill layoffs, the cost of COBRA health insurance and the relative attractiveness of Alicia Keys – she performed on "Ellen" – until the local 5 o'clock news came on with the latest updates in the trial set to begin Wednesday of two Steubenville High football players, each charged with the August 2012 rape of a passed-out West Virginia girl.

It wasn't long before almost everyone in the place was arguing with each other. Loudly.

The case of Trent Mays and Ma'lik Richmond, both 16, continues to polarize this town of almost 20,000 in eastern Ohio. From the crassness of the charges to the videotape of the alleged incident, to the influence of the legendary local football program ("Roll, Red, Roll") on the investigation, to allegations of cover-ups, lies and cronyism, the case has festered on amid international attention after the hacking group Anonymous blew up the story this winter by ridiculing local authorities.

 

This case has already been recently heavily posted in this section....

http://www.whitewomenblackmen.com/forum/showthread.php?t=23093

(You made eleven posts in it, btw).