Remember Brock Turner, the Stanford student who raped an unconscious woman behind a dumpster in 2016 and was subsequently given a six-month jail sentence, of which he only served half? Of course you do. And if you didn't, you could just look him up in Professor Callie Marie Rennison's Introduction to Criminal Justice, second edition textbook, in the “rape” section, where he serves as the prime example of the crime. Basically, Brock Turner is the official poster boy for rape. Congratulations, Brock! You earned it, buddy.

Brock Turner may have avoided real jail time, but a college textbook now uses him in their definition of rape so that's something pic.twitter.com/nELrZInG7G
— ted theodore logan (@deceivrofdagods) September 11, 2017

Turner's case, along with the ridiculously light sentencing he was given, are used by the textbook as a recent example of a rapist. The caption for his photo reads, “Some are shocked at how short this sentence is. Others who are more familiar with the way sexual violence has been handled in the criminal justice system are shocked that he was found guilty and served any time at all.”

The textbook and picture are definitely real, according to the fact-checking, urban legend-debunking site Snopes.

No one posted the book yet? https://t.co/ahZRqj6Zrr https://t.co/BsVqrIczMj
— Eric Sandine (@sandmansandine) September 13, 2017

People on Twitter are pretty happy about Turner being used as the definition of rape (they'd have been much happier if Turner was actually punished for his crime, but…).

Oh shit pic.twitter.com/lrUEmaNPHo
— Defend DACA! (@rxmour) September 13, 2017

The most amazing thing I've ever seen
— C (@vanilllasun) September 12, 2017

GOOD. That's how he should be remembered.
— Jenna Foote (@momtheintern) September 13, 2017

One small step pic.twitter.com/MoVzpQGwwi
— E. 🅱ee (@YourFavFilipina) September 13, 2017

pic.twitter.com/hfJri3uJh0
— Jaime Burns 🌸 (@jaimeburns95) September 13, 2017

if only i could retweet this more than once
— allison 👽 (@redpopdroptop) September 12, 2017

This made my night God Bless
— Maram A (@thatsyriangirl) September 13, 2017

Textbook karma
— Steven Mowry (@TallSteve1992) September 13, 2017

It doesn't make up for his crime or his joke of a jail sentence, but it's a big step in the right direction. And now:

Wonderful. Now all we need to do is use all those nazis that were in Charlottesville faces next the word “scum” and we gucci.
— Jonny Jukebox (@jonnyjukeboxx) September 13, 2017

Brock Turner's face is in textbooks next to the word 'rape.' Twitter is cheering.