Elvis and The colonel, the Story Of Abuse, Exploitations And Abuse,

chapter 12: Victim Blaming,

The victim blaming is very harmful and needed to be addressed, the media who falsely accuse Elvis of being a PEDO, groomer and someone who stole music from African Americans often help spread victim blaming and people who believed that often help spreading the victim blaming, this is a very sad harsh reality of the media, they manipulate others into believing the lies, instead of acknowledge that Elvis was the victim of his managers manipulations, abuse and exploitations, people who believe are the problem, Elvis was completely silenced from speaking against the mistreatments exploitations and manipulations and abuse he was endured by his manager, it is so essential to hold media accountable for the victim blaming they are fostering, instead of helping those in need and give victims the voice, they are blaming victims like Elvis Presley, Elvis never got a chance to speak against the mistreatments exploitations and abuse he endured by his manager and he was silenced, he was silenced from speaking against the suffering, exploitations and abuse and mismanagement he endured by his manager, he was failed by the media, by the people whose believed the lies about him, this is a harsh reality of the media now and it needed to be combated, curbed, he was so afraid to tell anyone about the suffering he was completely endured, and about the mistreatments exploitations and manipulations he was endured by his manager, instead of investigating the situation, he was failed by the system, which was supposed to protect him, and clear his name even after his death, people on TIKTOK and social media platforms these days are often bashing Elvis and calling him a Pedophile who groomed his wife when she was 14 years old and falsely accuse him of having inappropriate relationship with teenagers, and this questions the medias part and role in victim blaming, which is a sad reality and harsh reality of the medias part in victim blaming instead of holding people like colonel tom Parker accountable and allowing Elvis Presley a chance to have his voice heard,