"I realized my story gave me power. I had some power if I were willing to use it….the power to change the law."
“Women students started trickling in saying, ‘this is the first time I have told anyone, but if you can, I can, too.’”
Pioneering feminist law professor, lawyer, political operative, and columnist Susan Estrich reflects on how grappling with her own rape shaped her life and work.
By Susan Estrich
https://www.hup.harvard.edu/books/9780674749443
By Susan Estrich
A National Bestseller
Estrich, Susan. 1992. “Teaching Rape Law.” Yale Law Journal 102(2): 509-520.
https://www.jstor.org/stable/796845
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