Mr. Roskell, you get a lot wrong here. 

"Does that statement, by implication, mean that other forms of assault are not an outrage?" Of course not. What an odd question. Paglia's statement does not imply that at all. Elsewhere, don't generalize. A slap on the behind on a small woman by a big man is a far more threatening, frightening act than if she turns and slaps him. The two actions would not be equivalent in many other scenarios.  And when feminists push to raise the profile of sexual assault in social debate, they in no way suggest or take away from condemnations of violence per se. If anything, the opposite--they want men to be less violent.

Where is your reasoning coming from?