Fabiana Diaz woke at 4 a.m. one day last year to plant hundreds of teal forks in the ground on the quad at the University of Michigan. The forks were representative of one-in-four women and one-in-six men who experience sexual assault across America — Diaz being one of them. It was an act of protest, an action to raise awareness around the prevalence of sexual assault on campus. Diaz cried with other survivors that day, and found the experience liberating though stressful. She writes about it ...
These Survivors Refuse To Let Their Sexual Assault Define Them
The Huffington Post - 5 Apr 2016 22:10
Fabiana Diaz woke at 4 a.m. one day last year to plant hundreds of teal forks in the ground on the quad at the University of Michigan. The forks were representative of one-in-four women and one-in-six men who experience sexual assault across America — Diaz being one of them. It was an act of protest, an action to raise awareness around the prevalence of sexual assault on campus. Diaz cried with other survivors that day, and found the experience liberating though stressful. She writes about it ...
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