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    Sep 18

    To all survivors: We believe you. We’re here for you. It’s not your fault.

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    14 hours ago

    My body, my choice ❤ Everyone deserves this fight! —

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    Sep 18

    To all survivors: We believe you. We’re here for you. It’s not your fault.

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    15 hours ago

    To all the survivors tweeting , we hear and believe you. Coming forward with your experience can be difficult, and support is never too far away. 💜

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    14 hours ago

    We should not have to tell our most personal and traumatic stories just to reach equality. But as shows, so many will. Every day, I am grateful for the people willing to tell their stories.

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    Sep 19

    Dr. Blasey Ford is not on trial. Brett Kavanaugh is being considered for a lifetime appointment on the Supreme Court, one of the most powerful jobs in the country. He should be held to the highest standards, not the lowest.

    Judges are not immune
    Senators must stop Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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    Sep 20

    Survivors continue to share their stories. Listen to Christine: “You only come forward when you have no other choice, because the alternative is too terrifying to imagine. , you don’t know me but you know hundreds of women just like me, who have never said a word.”

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  8. Sep 20

    Why Women Can Take Years to Come Forward With Sexual Assault Allegations: via

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    Sep 19

    I took on my new role at because I know that our lives are on the line. I've seen what happens when people don't have access to health care. And I'm ready to fight for what's at stake.

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    'We can't wait for somebody else to be stepping up.' — Planned Parenthood's new president Dr. Leana Wen is ready to fight for women
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    Sep 19

    Watch John Legend explain why Brett Kavanaugh is 'unfit' for the Supreme Court

    John Legend on How the Brett Kavanaugh Decision Will Impact People
    Watch John Legend explain why Brett Kavanaugh is 'unfit' for the Supreme Court
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  11. Sep 19

    Happy International Talk Like a Pirate Day! Arr you registered to vote? All hands on deck:

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    Sep 18

    "Anyone who engages in an abuse of power should not be confirmed to the Supreme Court, whether it’s abusing physical power over a young woman by allegedly attacking her 30 years ago or abusing power over women’s lives as a judge." —

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  13. Sep 18

    Sexual assault is a crime. If you or someone you know has experienced this type of violence, you’re not alone, and help is available. Planned Parenthood health centers serve patients who are survivors of sexual violence every day. is also a great resource for survivors.

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  14. Sep 18

    You can help survivors of sexual assault: Listen. Believe them. Remind them that they’re not alone. Don’t judge or blame them for what happened. Remember that the blame is on the person who commits the assault, and not on the victim.

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  15. Sep 18

    Survivors of sexual assault deserve respect. Survivors also deserve access to the full range of health services and support — including emergency contraception, rape kits, STD testing, PEP, and abortion.

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  16. Sep 18

    You never have to talk about a sexual assault unless it helps. And it’s never OK for someone to pressure you into talking about it if you don’t want to. The decision to call police or file a report is yours to make & not everyone decides reporting their assault is right for them.

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  17. Sep 18

    Dealing with the aftermath of rape or assault can be overwhelming. Talking about trauma isn’t the same for everyone. Many people find it helps them heal. Others say it can feel like the trauma is happening all over again. It can take a lot of time—even years—to feel safe again.

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  18. Sep 18

    Most sexual assaults are perpetrated by someone the victim knows, or even with a romantic partner.

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  19. Sep 18

    When someone does something sexual to you without your consent, it’s sexual assault. No one gets to tell you, “That doesn’t count.” When it comes to your experiences, you’re the expert. You’re the one who knows what effect it had on you, and you’re allowed to feel those feelings.

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