It can be difficult for those who have never experienced sexual violence to understand and address the pain of survivors. […]
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It can be difficult for those who have never experienced sexual violence to understand and address the pain of survivors. […]
The mother pleaded with them and asked them if they had daughters or sisters of their own. Without answering they […]
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The #Metoo movement has made public what women have long known: that sexual assault and harassment are endemic in many […]
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Stories of rape again fill the news. Rolling Stone featured an article by Sabrina Rubin Erdely about University of Virginia’s responses […]
There are two family pictures in a box of photographs that are the only few I have of my father and me. My mother always told me my father doted on me and I was definitely becoming “daddy’s little girl.” Yet, the images of a seemingly happy family are overshadowed by the knowledge that at the time these two pictures were taken, my father had or was raping his stepdaughter: my teenage sister.