On the recordJune 25, 2014
Too many survivors of sexual assault have suffered in silence, or been silenced when they have attempted to speak out, and it is fitting that we are giving them a voice and shedding light on this issue.
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congress.govToo many survivors of sexual assault have suffered in silence, or been silenced when they have attempted to speak out, and it is fitting that we are giving them a voice and shedding light on this issue.
Senator Casey highlights the importance of giving a voice to sexual assault survivors.
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