Tiffany Reese

Did it surprise you the way that the school responded?

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Thank you so much.

When did the conversation about the lawsuit come about?

If listeners should find themselves in that position, how could they be more supportive towards survivors that's impactful in a positive way?

next time on Something Was Wrong.