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In this undated photo provided by Lisa Reeve, Charlotte Farhan is shown. Farhan, an artist, writer and activist, has found support and common cause from sharing her story of being raped at a party when she was 15. She suggests others think first about whom they want to tell and how, what they hope will come from it and whether they can handle reliving the ordeal and fielding questions. In the name of #MeToo, countless people have spoken up about being sexually assaulted or harassed. Some are actresses, pop stars and other celebrities whose personas are now permanently entwined with their accusations and those they accuse. But many are otherwise private citizens going public. (Lisa Reeve via AP)
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