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Author: Raquel Fletcher

Raquel Fletcher is a television reporter and world traveler. She was born in Regina, Saskatchewan and is a graduate of the University of Regina School of Journalism. She's a dog lover, feminist and Saskatchewan Roughriders fan.
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The Year I Turned 25: Surviving and Speaking Up After Sexual Assault

Raquel Fletcher

“She questions whether I knew what was happening when I was drunk. She asks me why I didn’t tell him to stop earlier. She asks me if I’d flirted with him. She asks me if he could have thought he had consent.”

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