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This Apology From A Talk Show Host Will Leave You Speechless

54% of survivors of rape don’t report their assault. They’re scared, and they feel alone. This open letter to the young woman of Steubenville, Ohio, is a reminder that it’s OK to speak up about assault, and that we’re right behind you.

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