Stanford has twice rejected Chanel Miller's words for a plaque, saying they could trigger victims of sexual violence. Miller said Stanford's suggested alternative was inappropriate.
the following day and quickly emerged as a viral rallying cry for survivors of sexual violence. Now, three years later, her words are at the center of a clash between Stanford students and administrators.Stanford student Brock Turner
David Palumbo-Liu a Professor of Literature at Stanford University, left, Sandro Hall, 21, a student and Sandra Schachat, 32, a PhD student participate in a augmented reality app created to honor Chanel Miller, the woman who was sexually assaulted by Brock Turner, at the site where the assault took place on campus.Miller withdrew from the project, and the space — flanked by wooden benches and a bubbling fountain — has remained devoid of any context.
“You took away my worth, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety, my intimacy, my confidence, my own voice, until today.”labeling Miller’s word choice as a “trigger” for survivors of sexual assault.“We consulted with sexual violence counselors and others who work with Stanford students who are survivors of sexual assault.
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