There *Is* Such A Thing As "Rape Culture"
No, not on our campuses in North America, where rape may happen to about 1 in 53 women, and when they happen, we are all (rightfully) horrified.

Rape culture exists in Muslim countries, where women are told they will be sexually assaulted if they don't go around with a black tablecloth over their head (or at least a headscarf) and "modest" clothing.

Here's how rape is handled in Saudi Arabia: With initial "lenient" sentences for the seven rapists and 200 lashes and a six-month prison term...for the victim!

At Breitbart, A.B. Sanderson writes:

According to Sharia Law, a Saudi Arabian woman must be accompanied by a male guardian at all times in public, something the 19 year old victim did not obey when she went to meet a friend, according to website Live Buddhism.

While in a car with a student friend, retrieving a picture, two men got into the vehicle and drove them to a secluded area. She said she was raped there by seven men, three of whom also attacked her friend.

The Shi'ite Muslim woman had initially been sentenced to 90 lashes after being convicted of violating the Kingdom's religious diktats on segregation of the sexes, where woman are treated as second class citizens.

After the sentences were handed down following the rape in 2006, which included lenient custodial sentences for the men guilty of the violent crime, the woman's lawyer appealed to the Saudi General Court. But instead of choosing to overturn the punishments for being the victim of a crime, the court more than doubled her sentence.

...Saudi Arabia defended the controversial decision to punish the victim, saying that she was at fault for being out without a male friend...

Actually, "male friend" is probably incorrect. The male guardian would need to be a male relative.

So...where are all the feminists protesting this?

Oh, right -- at an anti-Israel rally.