Title: If I could live in hope
Description: Kisha describes child molestation and survival. She writes about the damage her abuse wrought on her relationships, holding in the secret for many years, feeling less worthy than other survivors, not being trusted when admitting the abuse to her family, and finally coming to a place of healing. She also explores the specific challenges of the West Indian cultural imperative to "keep it in the family."
Subjects: Adult child sexual abuse victims, African American women
Places: United States