Book description
HOW MANY MORE WOMEN
have to be raped or abused before we act?
need to accuse him before we believe her?
will be failed by the criminal justice system?
need to say something before we do something?
will be sued for defamation for speaking out?
will be contracted to silence?
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1 author picked How Many More Women? as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I was devastated, heartbroken, furious, livid, and filled with both despair and hope while reading this book. While I’ve been failed by the police for not taking what happened to me seriously and refusing to file a report, I thought maybe the problem was me, maybe I wasn’t believable.
I discovered that there were millions of women who weren’t “believable” and had more evidence than I ever did was both cathartic and infuriating. It filled me with hope, however, that there were two barristers, Robinson and Yoshida, who were working to change that.
It was also incredibly insightful (terrifying) learning…
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