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Know My Name The Survivor Of The Stanford S E X U A L Assault Case Tells Her Story

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    Weight0.266 kg
    Author

    Chanel Miller

    Publisher

    Viking

    Book Type

    Non-Fiction

    Categories

    Biography

    Best for

    narratives of resilience, justice, and activism surrounding issues of sexual assault

    Ages

    18+

    Binding

    Paperback

    Edition

    (3 September 2020)

    ISBN

    978-0241428290

    Language

    English

    Pages

    384

    Printing Remarks

    Imported

    Dimension

    12.9 x 2.3 x 19.8 cm

    Weight

    0.266 kg

    Description

    “Know My Name” transcends its immediate context to become a universal story of survival, strength, and the pursuit of justice. Miller’s narrative is a call for empathy, understanding, and a reexamination of societal attitudes toward survivors of sexual assault. By reclaiming her name and sharing her story, she empowers others to break the silence surrounding these issues and advocates for a more compassionate and just response to survivors. The memoir is not only a testament to Miller’s resilience but also a catalyst for broader conversations about consent, accountability, and the transformational power of survivor narratives.

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    “Know My Name: A Memoir” is a powerful and deeply personal account written by Chanel Miller, the survivor in the highly publicized Stanford sexual assault case. Published in 2019, the memoir is a courageous and eloquent narrative that sheds light on Miller’s experience as she navigates the legal system and reclaims her identity. The book not only recounts the traumatic events surrounding the assault but also delves into the aftermath, exploring themes of trauma, resilience, and the pervasive issue of sexual assault on college campuses. Miller’s writing is impactful, offering a searing critique of the legal process, societal expectations, and the challenges faced by survivors.