Over the past few years, both students and administrators at the University of Michigan have addressed on-campus sexual assault through new policies and ongoing activism. At times, however, the personal stories of individuals who have survived an assault can be lost in the bigger discussion.
“Actually, I don’t believe in God.” After three and a half years, the words still feel alien as they leave my mouth.
“Blest are they / the poor in spirit / theirs is the kingdom of God.” I remember singing this line from Hymn #624 during Mass many times in my youth, and I continue to sing it when I am in St.
This piece is for those of you not directly affected by sexual assault. It has to do with my own life experience and in no way is a mold for how others experience events or emotions.
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