A BOOK BY THE CONSULTANT OF THE SERIES "13 REASONS WHY"! Their sexual privacy was violated, and their lives were in danger. Nevertheless, these women cannot go to the police: law representatives do not protect them — lawyers, judges, and police officers simply say they can do nothing. Someone created social media accounts with Francesca's intimate photos. She was labeled an anti-Semite, a pedophile, and a racist, and accused of spreading STDs. She could never have imagined it was her boyfriend who did this. A classmate raped Vanessa in an alley and filmed it. The recording went viral; everyone in school discussed her, while her devout mother only wondered: can she still consider her daughter pure? Macy sent nude selfies to her boyfriend. After their breakup, he sent the photos to classmates. Instead of making the boys delete them, the school administration made it clear to her: good girls don’t behave this way. The ex-boyfriend was considered a hero, and she was called a slut. Once, lawyer Carrie Goldberg experienced this herself. Now she is an expert on revenge porn. And she will defend her clients the way she once wished someone would defend her. In the preface, human rights activist Alena Popova explains what to do if this happens to you: where to turn, in what order to act, and how to protect yourself when it seems impossible to go on living. REVIEWS: "These memoirs are a call for justice regarding privacy... Goldberg in 'Send Me a Naked Selfie' describes her struggle both casually and warmly... The cases she recounts turn the soul inside out, and the manner of presentation eases what is, fundamentally, an unbearably heavy burden. At the same time, it makes a complex legal story accessible." — New York Times Book Review "In the age of doxing, revenge porn, trolls, and misogynists, Carrie Goldberg's book, a lawyer for those who have become victims of online harassment, deserves attention. Telling the stories...<\/p>
