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  • This week, the Department of Justice took down thousands of recently released documents related to Jeffrey Epstein that contained identifiable information about nearly 100 victims. Survivors issued a statement calling the release of their identities “outrageous,” saying they should not be “named, scrutinized, and retraumatized”. This 2018 Discovery from Amber Joy Powell unpacks how perceptions of risk often keep victims of sexual assault from reporting what happened.
  • This February marks the 100th year since the earliest observances of Black History Month. Amidst federal dismantling of Black history exhibits and an anti-DEI climate, this 2017 piece by Neeraj Rajasekar underscores the importance of calling attention to the history of race and racism in the United States.”

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