Know My Name by Chanel Miller
I just finished reading Know My Name by Chanel Miller, and I’m still sitting with everything it stirred up. This memoir is a powerful, unflinching account of Miller’s experience as the victim in the high-profile Stanford sexual assault case, and her journey of reclaiming her identity, voice, and sense of self in a world that so often tries to silence survivors.
What struck me most is how Miller goes beyond the courtroom and headlines. She explores trauma, healing, anger, art, and resilience in ways that are deeply human and relatable, especially for anyone who has ever felt unseen or unheard. Her writing is sharp, poetic, and quietly devastating.
If you've ever felt like your story was dismissed or erased, this book might help you feel a little more understood, and a little less alone. Has anyone else here read it? I'd love to hear your thoughts or how it resonated with you.
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