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We Are Not Powerless
My name is Caleb Byers and I am a male-identified SURVIVOR of sexual assault. I made this video for one reason. To encourage other survivors to speak out against the person(s) who assaulted them. To any of my fellow survivors who manage to stumble onto my website, remember this, you are NOT alone. Most importantly, never forget that we, as survivors of sexual assault are NOT powerless to overcome our experiences.
If it weren't for someone reaching out to me when I was in Iowa City you wouldn't be reading this now. I know how much just having one person to confide in can help. The worst thing you can do is to stay silent. So, please, tell someone that you trust. Only then, will recovery truly begin.
- New York Times Article about: Rape, Trauma, & Brain Memory
- Is it possible to orgasm while being raped? Is it still rape if you do?
- Pictures of Male survivors of Sexual Assault and the words of their attacker
- This is what happens after you are raped: Written by Michelle Shupak
- How to identify Sexual Assault in a simple 3 word sentence
- Vanderbilt Rape Trial: Defense Blames Alcohol and Campus Culture
- Different ways to support a loved one who is a survivor of sexual assault: Written by Jennifer Rollin
- "I wish that I had never reported my rape." Article written by Kendall Anderson
- Journal Article that analyzes Male Sexual Assault
- Trauma Bonds: Why They Happen
- My Interview With The Daily Nonpareil (Local Newspaper)
- Defining Rape Culture: Facts & Myths: Published in The Daily Nonpareil
- "Grey Rape" Area, There is no such thing!
- Having to See Your Abuser: Advice In Overcoming Fear
- The Daily Nebraskan Interview
- Help Protect Your Child From Sexual Abuse: Preventative Measures
- The Daily Nonpareil Aricle: 2017
- "Rape Does Not Discriminate" The Daily Iowan
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