Vanity Fairのインスタグラム(vanityfair) - 6月27日 10時31分

When Lacy Crawford was 14, her parents sent her to St. Paul’s, hoping for the best education money could buy. But she was viciously assaulted by two senior students, and then, she writes, her family learned hard truths about the citadels of privilege. "It’s not a remarkable story. In fact, it’s ordinary. A sexual assault at a New England boarding school. I was assaulted in privilege; I have survived in privilege," writes Crawford. "What interests me is not what happened. I have always remembered. What interests me is the near impossibility of telling what happened in a way that discharges its power." At the link in bio, read an excerpt from her upcoming memoir, Notes on a Silencing. Photograph by Allen Luther.

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