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Stanford approves Brock Turner sexual assault survivor Chanel Miller's plaque following years of protests - ABC7 San Francisco
Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD on Twitter: "Just over four years after she was raped on the Stanford campus, the university has added a plaque bearing Chanel Miller's words at the unassuming site,
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Know My Name by Chanel Miller | Goodreads
Stanford rejected quotes Chanel Miller proposed for plaque at site where Brock Turner raped her | Daily Mail Online
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Chanel Miller on the Experience of Coming Forward Publicly | Time
Stanford students launch tribute to sexual assault survivor Chanel Miller | Stanford sexual assault case | The Guardian
In reversal, University seeks to install plaque with Chanel Miller quote after campus pressure
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Stanford approves plaque with quote by sexual-assault survivor Chanel Miller
plaque – Palo Alto Daily Post
Facing public pressure, Stanford decides to install plaque with Chanel Miller's words | News | Palo Alto Online
Stanford students use AR to keep spotlight on campus sexual assault | VentureBeat
Another plaque with Chanel Miller's chosen quote appears at site of her sexual assault
Listen to those harmed by sex. - Unspeakable Vice
A sexual assault, a new garden and the fight at Stanford over Chanel Miller's voice - Los Angeles Times
Chanel Miller: Stanford University scheme projects her words on to assault site - BBC News
In show of defiance, plaque with rejected Chanel Miller quote appears at site of assault
Facing public pressure, Stanford decides to install plaque with Chanel Miller's words | News | Palo Alto Online
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Review: Amid #MeToo, Chanel Miller's Know My Name emerges as one of the movement's most urgent reads - The Globe and Mail
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