school but i can't tell you when you i do love it because i grew up in the small town a lot like megan alabama. and roseville where harper lee herself through a but i came back to this book in graduate school when i was, other books and works of political history that are examining this. from roughly the 1930s into the 1980s and 90s and through the 20th century, these dramatic changes where the self goes from being a segregated society uad segregated society that's what my work has been about, about the politics and history of back but as i was doing this work and studying to do this work in graduate school, my brother was two years older than me who have a lot, my brother passed away but he was a fascinating character. he had all these quirky interests. he benson and hedges menthol cigarettes and never missed an episode of days of our lives. like15 years . >> you love linda carlisle of the go-go's would constantly be listening to belinda carlisle years after the go-go's their heyday and he love to kill a mockingbird. love to kill a mockingbird and would always tell me in graduate school you g

megan rondini lived in austin, texas. she went to school at the university of alabama. while she was a sophomore there, she was at a local hangout, bar, and came in contact with a former student. she was taken to his place, she was sexually assaulted, jumped out of the second story window at his place, and then the whole system seemed to fall apart. she went to the hospital, but the person at the hospital didn't really understand what was the responsibility of that medical test, the rape kit was taken but nobody knows where it is. it's gone. the police interrogated her, i think, because they knew who the accused was. parents were important people at the university. they didn't have anything to do with the case. even talked about filing charges on her. and then she went to the university and talked to a counselor and the counselor said, well, i know the accused and i'm not qualified to talk to you about it. but they didn't furnish her with somebody else. so she didn't get help from the university. didn't get help from the hospital. didn't get help from the police departm

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