Does the journal article below examines consequential policies that affect at the issues class, race and gender, in other words intersectionality; and the connections of these with the American criminal justice system. Does it address a policy or policies that affect(s) either: Class or Race or Gender and the criminal justice system If so, please summarize in 500 words and use proper in text citation to summarize the details of the journal article. reference Shen, F. X. (2011). How we still fail rape victims: Reflecting on responsibility and legal reform. Columbia Journal of Gender and Law, 22(1), 1. I. The Persistent Problem of Rape and the Pervasiveness of Rape Myths The thirty-year period from 1977 to 2007 in the United States saw much innovation in sex crime law, including multiple waves of rape law reform, but this Article argues that these changes have done little to eliminate the fundamental myths about blame attribution that permeate many aspects of criminal and civil rape law. Perhaps most striking is the fact that an entire "rape myth" literature, consisting of hundreds of scholarly works, has uncovered myths about many aspects of blame attribution but has been unable to loosen their grip on us. A. The Failures of Rape Law Reform In the last four decades, much has been written about rape law, its reform, and the failures of those reforms. In fact, there has been so much written on rape that fifteen years ago, a study had to be done to summarize research about