The #metoo movement shed light on the fact that sexual assault or harassment are a regular part of most women's daily lives. But if you're a woman or were born female, you probably knew that already.
Recently, a woman named Kenidra Woods on Twitter asked women to share their stories of being groped, catcalled or sexually harassed. She got an overwhelming large number of replies from women, and a few men, describing these incidents in almost every area of their lives—in public, at work, at school, with strangers, on the street, and at home. For many women, the problem began when they were children.