Paul Walker Rape

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I don't particularly feel strongly about an actual event from my sixth grade year, except for when Paul Walker, also known as God's single most beautiful creation, died. But I figured you wouldn't appreciate reading a paper about a fourteen year old girl's unhealthy obsession with a very grown, very deceased man. So, to stay off of that odd topic I wanted to write about something slightly depressing but very serious. Rape and Sexual assault. This topic is something that is extremely important to me for a multitude reasons and the things I've found and things I've seen over my entire life can definitely play into why this topic has the ability to invoke so much emotion from me. I wanted to speak about this because sixth grade was the year I

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