Vogueさんのインスタグラム写真 - (VogueInstagram)「"When I heard that Representative @AOC had revealed on Monday that she was a survivor of sexual assault, it took me a moment to identify the sensation that had taken up residence somewhere in my stomach," shares one Vogue writer. "There was a top layer of horror, of course, but under that was another, more disturbing feeling: a blankness, a numb absence of reaction that I can only chalk up to lack of surprise." "Ocasio-Cortez’s story is her own and no one else’s; no survivor of sexual assault deserves to be weighed down with the burden of disclosure, least of all one who faces daily harassment just for daring to speak out for her constituents. I wish desperately, though, that when I heard that a sitting member of Congress had experienced sexual assault—and the power of a figure as influential as Ocasio-Cortez sharing her story can’t be overstated—I was able to be caught off-guard," she explains. "Instead, I feel the same dull sense of recognition I felt during the Kavanaugh hearings; the only real sense of shock I feel comes when I learn that there are people out there whose lives haven’t been touched by sexual assault." Tap the link in our bio to read more about how one writer hopes to end the normalization of sexual assault.」2月3日 5時06分