My Mother Never Saw Me As The Rapist’s Baby, by Jane Moore

Sadly in this world a stigma exists which is to me a kind of fear mixed with superstition – a wanting to hold the stigmatized person at arms-length or even ostracize them for fear of having whatever “tainted them” rub off on you. Rape victims have often been treated this way. Sexual assault is a […]

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Dear People Who Bullied My Unborn Child, by Paula K. Peyton

Dear People Who Bullied My Unborn Child, I’m going to call it what it was — bullying. You thought you were so smart when you called my son “a spawn of Satan,” “Satan’s rape baby,” and “evil,” among other things. And you thought you were right to “warn” me of the dangers of bringing him […]

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My Daughter Is Truly the Rainbow After The Storm, by Shalyn McGuin

I was 19 and living on my own, working as a nanny.  An ex-boyfriend of mine who I was still friends with was going to come over to visit, as I had just recently moved into my new apartment.  He came in and we visited, and before long he was kissing me and trying to […]

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She Was “Sad and Skeptical About Rape Babies” by Rebecca Kiessling

Why should I have to prove my worth and my right to life?  When I first learned at the age of 18 that I was conceived in rape, I instantly felt targeted and devalued by our society because I’d heard what people said about pregnancy “in cases of rape.”  Right away, I felt I was […]

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