Last week, I was sexually assaulted. Not for the first time in my life. I want to march because the rape culture in our country is appalling and it is unacceptable that the leader of our country could be so flippant about it. I believe every American of every gender, creed, race, sexuality, and ability should be protected and listened to by their government and that is not happening right now at all. And so I stand with so many others and demand to be heard. I cannot physically march, as I must focus my attention on healing from my assault and the past traumas it has brought back, but I join in solidarity and spirit. You are never alone, not while I draw breath.
Bio: Molly Miller is a natural-born advocate. From her playground days spent identifying and making friends with anyone who seemed isolated or alone, to adolescent days spent creating paracosms and safe spaces, to counselling anyone who came to her in college and beyond, Molly has always been someone people have looked to for guidance and support. She considers it an honor to be there with people through all walks of life, on every part of their journey. She has written fiction novels centering around dealing with PTSD, grief, and civil rights issues. More information can be found at www.laughingwriter.wix.com/mollykatherinemiller.
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