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Far-Right Troll Chuck Johnson Tried Out for 'Survivor.' Here's His Audition Tape.

CBS' mistake is the world's loss.
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How The Press Interacts With Mass Shooting Survivors May Be A Crucial Part Of Recovery

Some Parkland shooting survivors have embraced their media platform. But not all survivors have positive experiences with the cameras.
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The American Public Finally Heard The Women Larry Nassar Abused

The court system worked to elevate the survivors’ voices after they spent years being ignored and disbelieved.
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U.K. Reality TV Contestant Fiercely Shuts Down Co-Stars' Sexist Comments

"Yes, I am quite small — fine, I am, but it doesn't mean I'm less mighty."
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This Exhibit Shatters An Enduring Myth About Sexual Assault

The powerful "What Were You Wearing?" exhibit pushes back against the notion that sexual assault survivors’ outfits have an impact on their attacks.
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'Survivor' Contestant Relives Being Wrongly Outed As Transgender

“What this experience has shown me is I have so much love in my life."
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The Winner Of 'Survivor: Game Changers' Might Surprise You

It surely was a game-changing season.
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Survivors Of Manchester Attack Speak Out

Survivors of the suicide bomb attack in Manchester, UK, describe the scenes in the immediate aftermath of the explosion.
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Former Wife Of Jailed Sect Leader Has Big Plans For His Old House

Brielle Decker said she was 65th of Warren Jeffs's estimated 79 wives.
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'Survivor' Player Claims He Was Fired From Job After Outing Trans Teammate

“My former boss told me that I was in a news story they wanted nothing to do with," Jeff Varner said.
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