Chanel Miller, thank you for your courage and insight that you are worthy of respect, even though the justice system failed you. Sharing your story led to the impeachment of Judge Persky, so that he can never disregard a victim's pain and suffering again. You have given hope to other victims, that they too can rise to reclaim themselves, as worthy of justice, and able to heal. You are my hero.
A perfect example of why we need more women in our state and federal legislatures. You are a brave woman. Keep your head high as you are an inspiration to all of us who see the injustices in our legal system.
I admire her strength, wisdom, and courage speaking out. You can’t understand how difficult it is to speak about being the victim of a sexual assault unless it happens to you. It alters who you are, who you can become. It steals your potential when your humanity is ignored or denied. Anyone who thinks that women ‘just want attention’ by coming forward should be grateful life has been so kind to them and shut their mouth. If I heard my father say such a thing growing up with my hidden shame- it would’ve gutted me and forever changed the way I saw myself and him. If you have daughters and you think they would come to you after such an experience- think again. Our culture has continuously reinforced the idea that victims ‘allowed’ themselves to be victims... that they wanted it, ‘asked for it’. Especially when you are too young to understand the complexities of society or what sex even is- so you can’t define what happened to you because you don’t know... kids internalize and let it define them moving forward under the false belief that they can ignore the impact of the effect by denying its existence. The shame shedding that has taken place over the past couple of years as the result of brave women speaking out would’ve been so powerful to me 20 years ago. I greatly admire and respect her decision to come forward. Doing so makes such a difference for future generations and I am incredibly grateful to women who find their voice and use it regardless of the personal risk and backlash they may suffer as a result. Thank you Chanel!!!
no privacy I have nothing but pity for someone whose world is so small, and understanding so shallow, that this seems like a reasonable statement. I sincerely hope you are able to learn how damaging defenses like that are... how those type of statements grant permission or muddy the waters for young men... and experience isn’t what educates you. I wouldn’t wish that on anyone.
Chanel Mille is right. Our whole system has become a twisted machiavellian nightmare: Perpetrators are allowed to get away with accusing their victims of crime they've committed.
@no privacy I can't walk to my car late at night while on the phone I can't open up my windows when I'm home alone I can't go to the bar without a chaperone I can't wear a mini-skirt if it's the only one I own I can't use public transportation after 7pm I can't be brutally honest when you slide into my DMs I can't go to the club just to dance with my friends And I can't ever leave my drink unattended But it sure is a scary time for boys Yeah, gentlemen band together make some noise It's really tough when your reputation's on the line And any woman you've assaulted could turn up any time Yeah, it sure is a scary time for guys Can't speak to any woman or look her in the eyes It's so confusing, is it rape or is it just being nice? So inconvenient that you even have to think twice
@Ricky Rari AKA Mr. Ferrari I will. One in four college women are sexually assaulted in college, in the USA. One in five college women are raped in college in the USA. Those numbers are 1 in 13, and 1 in 20 for me, respectively.
I am not surprised by your experience yet am very saddened and disappointed by our culture. Sending infinite love and light to you and your loved ones.
People like Brock Turner have and will always be present, especially at the most prestigious institutions. As a parent, I teach my kids to always be respectful, responsible, and also guarded.
@@redcapitalist Plenty of ordinary people get into these schools. The wealthy will usually be the victimizers and don't expect to be held accountable for their actions. It's referred to as Afluenza.
@no privacy He's paying for his own actions. She's paying for her own. It's only tragic that she has no reflection on what she could have done differently. What would she teach her own children about how to avoid being a victim? Aparently not much.
As somebody who experienced something as a teenager that should be able to get a "Yes" from a jury, but knows that this womans story is an example of why I can't go through with any judicial pursuit. The back and forth between whether I could do something about it all or whether I should let it go, let alone know that you'd be able to exercise that option and it not be "depleting", like this brave woman mentioned. It's already a weight that I feel is stuck in my head and unfortunately bobbles around sometimes and justice will likely never happen, he'll never be stopped from doing this again, and there's not much I can do in this system. It's defeating. Thank you for sharing your story Chanel and for helping people in a similar situation. I hope I get to see the future where things are different.
Chanel, you're so courageous! Please know that there's a lot of people out there who are supporting you and championing your success! I wish you the very best and will be praying for your growth and healing, thank you for your courage😊
Clearly Brock Turner did not fall far from his apple tree. It took a lot of courage for Chanel to report as soon as she could and for the people who stopped this monsterous act.
Great video......my wife and I have raised three girls and a son. Over the years, we've worried, been concerned, and wondered about their safety. I am so glad that you got least to tell your story even if you've not gotten what I would call/understand as "justice". I hope that your book and this interview have helped with the healing. I will look for this book and wish you only the best and God's Peace.
Justice served honey! Shes prob. Drinking wine till she passes out as she reads her book over and over and over again to her self. Self loathing... thinking of how shes going to make money from this book...please, this is America!
It’s 2019 now. It’s about time we start calling out the indecency of what defense lawyers do and what we permit in the courts. We all see the ridiculousness.
The fact that we keep putting men at the pedestal, privileged, simply by using the word "man" instead of using "human", we then perpetuate machismo and sexism and ultimately violence against non-male. Yes, I'm born male but I'm proud to say I'm a feminist -- the dignity and rights of ANY person regardless of their gender should be recognized and respected.
Should take some responsibility for getting wasted. If you live in a dubious neighborhood its common sense to not leave your door unlocked. Now, you're selling your story?... Smh
I disagree 100%. Perpetrators need to be stopped cold. They offend hundreds of times if not stopped. Sorry, you are totally wrong. Women who are assaulted, raped, need to stand up and prosecute each and every time. Each and every time. The offender needs to feel the consequences of his bad behavior. It is not kind to him to let him continue hurting people. It is kind to stop offenders in their tracks the first time they offend.
The only way to punish the powerful is to publicly expose them. They can easily pay off their victims or rig the legal system to keep their crimes quiet. Look at Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Dennis Hastert, Bill Cosby, Harvey Weinstein, etc, etc, etc.
Chanel Miller, thank you for your courage and insight that you are worthy of respect, even though the justice system failed you. Sharing your story led to the impeachment of Judge Persky, so that he can never disregard a victim's pain and suffering again. You have given hope to other victims, that they too can rise to reclaim themselves, as worthy of justice, and able to heal. You are my hero.
A perfect example of why we need more women in our state and federal legislatures. You are a brave woman. Keep your head high as you are an inspiration to all of us who see the injustices in our legal system.
This. I've personally vowed to vote for a woman whenever I have the option (excluding harmful platforms).
I admire her strength, wisdom, and courage speaking out. You can’t understand how difficult it is to speak about being the victim of a sexual assault unless it happens to you. It alters who you are, who you can become. It steals your potential when your humanity is ignored or denied. Anyone who thinks that women ‘just want attention’ by coming forward should be grateful life has been so kind to them and shut their mouth. If I heard my father say such a thing growing up with my hidden shame- it would’ve gutted me and forever changed the way I saw myself and him. If you have daughters and you think they would come to you after such an experience- think again. Our culture has continuously reinforced the idea that victims ‘allowed’ themselves to be victims... that they wanted it, ‘asked for it’. Especially when you are too young to understand the complexities of society or what sex even is- so you can’t define what happened to you because you don’t know... kids internalize and let it define them moving forward under the false belief that they can ignore the impact of the effect by denying its existence. The shame shedding that has taken place over the past couple of years as the result of brave women speaking out would’ve been so powerful to me 20 years ago. I greatly admire and respect her decision to come forward. Doing so makes such a difference for future generations and I am incredibly grateful to women who find their voice and use it regardless of the personal risk and backlash they may suffer as a result.
Thank you Chanel!!!
no privacy I have nothing but pity for someone whose world is so small, and understanding so shallow, that this seems like a reasonable statement.
I sincerely hope you are able to learn how damaging defenses like that are... how those type of statements grant permission or muddy the waters for young men... and experience isn’t what educates you. I wouldn’t wish that on anyone.
Chanel Mille is right. Our whole system has become a twisted machiavellian nightmare: Perpetrators are allowed to get away with accusing their victims of crime they've committed.
@no privacy I can't walk to my car late at night while on the phone
I can't open up my windows when I'm home alone
I can't go to the bar without a chaperone
I can't wear a mini-skirt if it's the only one I own
I can't use public transportation after 7pm
I can't be brutally honest when you slide into my DMs
I can't go to the club just to dance with my friends
And I can't ever leave my drink unattended
But it sure is a scary time for boys
Yeah, gentlemen band together make some noise
It's really tough when your reputation's on the line
And any woman you've assaulted could turn up any time
Yeah, it sure is a scary time for guys
Can't speak to any woman or look her in the eyes
It's so confusing, is it rape or is it just being nice?
So inconvenient that you even have to think twice
@P Davis You know nothing.
@Ricky Rari AKA Mr. Ferrari I will. One in four college women are sexually assaulted in college, in the USA. One in five college women are raped in college in the USA. Those numbers are 1 in 13, and 1 in 20 for me, respectively.
This poor woman . May her book sell a billion copies and the name of her perpetrator be known to the world as well as his picture .
And give advice to drink responsibly, or better yet, don't drink at all at these types of gatherings.
I am not surprised by your experience yet am very saddened and disappointed by our culture. Sending infinite love and light to you and your loved ones.
Chanel Miller is a true hero. much respect for your strength
Awesome Lady! Thank you for telling your story!
Yep it's a story.....
People like Brock Turner have and will always be present, especially at the most prestigious institutions. As a parent, I teach my kids to always be respectful, responsible, and also guarded.
don't worry. usually smelly peasants won't be admitted into stanford
@@redcapitalist Plenty of ordinary people get into these schools. The wealthy will usually be the victimizers and don't expect to be held accountable for their actions. It's referred to as Afluenza.
@no privacy He's paying for his own actions. She's paying for her own. It's only tragic that she has no reflection on what she could have done differently. What would she teach her own children about how to avoid being a victim? Aparently not much.
As somebody who experienced something as a teenager that should be able to get a "Yes" from a jury, but knows that this womans story is an example of why I can't go through with any judicial pursuit. The back and forth between whether I could do something about it all or whether I should let it go, let alone know that you'd be able to exercise that option and it not be "depleting", like this brave woman mentioned. It's already a weight that I feel is stuck in my head and unfortunately bobbles around sometimes and justice will likely never happen, he'll never be stopped from doing this again, and there's not much I can do in this system. It's defeating.
Thank you for sharing your story Chanel and for helping people in a similar situation.
I hope I get to see the future where things are different.
Chanel, you're so courageous! Please know that there's a lot of people out there who are supporting you and championing your success! I wish you the very best and will be praying for your growth and healing, thank you for your courage😊
Clearly Brock Turner did not fall far from his apple tree. It took a lot of courage for Chanel to report as soon as she could and for the people who stopped this monsterous act.
Good Wolf You know nothing of the facts of this case.
Great video......my wife and I have raised three girls and a son. Over the years, we've worried, been concerned, and wondered about their safety. I am so glad that you got least to tell your story even if you've not gotten what I would call/understand as "justice". I hope that your book and this interview have helped with the healing. I will look for this book and wish you only the best and God's Peace.
Such an articulate and intelligent woman. I haven’t forgotten and many others haven’t either.
Well boys, listen to 6:10 through 6:34 every time before you go to a party.
He went to jail for three months. 😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣
Justice served honey! Shes prob. Drinking wine till she passes out as she reads her book over and over and over again to her self. Self loathing... thinking of how shes going to make money from this book...please, this is America!
The ones who contro;ls the system are cruel!
It’s 2019 now. It’s about time we start calling out the indecency of what defense lawyers do and what we permit in the courts. We all see the ridiculousness.
It shows tha we as Man have to do more in regard to women's respect I commend this young Emele Chanel Miller
The fact that we keep putting men at the pedestal, privileged, simply by using the word "man" instead of using "human", we then perpetuate machismo and sexism and ultimately violence against non-male. Yes, I'm born male but I'm proud to say I'm a feminist -- the dignity and rights of ANY person regardless of their gender should be recognized and respected.
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Should take some responsibility for getting wasted. If you live in a dubious neighborhood its common sense to not leave your door unlocked. Now, you're selling your story?... Smh
What did she expect life? GTFOH
another actress wanting to make money from writing a book and more LMAO
RedCapitalist
I’ve listened to her story twice by 60 minutes and now this and I believe her, no acting going on here. Go ahead and LMYAO LOSER.
Not worth reporting for this type of thing. Handle it out of thecourts and get your closure through counseling
I disagree 100%. Perpetrators need to be stopped cold. They offend hundreds of times if not stopped. Sorry, you are totally wrong. Women who are assaulted, raped, need to stand up and prosecute each and every time. Each and every time. The offender needs to feel the consequences of his bad behavior. It is not kind to him to let him continue hurting people. It is kind to stop offenders in their tracks the first time they offend.
GFY
@@i.m.7710 if the courts won't provide justice, then victims and their families just might.
The only way to punish the powerful is to publicly expose them. They can easily pay off their victims or rig the legal system to keep their crimes quiet. Look at Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Dennis Hastert, Bill Cosby, Harvey Weinstein, etc, etc, etc.
Is she a Christian?
Who cares?
Ryan Baker hey Ryan f7k you
no privacy the evidence supports the fact that being xtian is 100% dependent on geographic location
@@raceryod Awww, baby get his feewwings hurt?
Brock Turner is innocent, and this woman knows it. She is just looking to get paid