No Country for Eight-Spot Butterflies, Julian Aguon
Book
Memoir
Non-fiction
Poetry
Book
Memoir
Non-fiction
Poetry
Updated: 9 May 2024
| No rape or sexual assault | |
| Rape or sexual assault mentioned in passing (in discussion and/or implied) | |
| Sexual harassment (e.g. verbal or non-consensual touching/grabbing) | |
| Sexual relationship between adult and teenager | |
| Child sexual abuse | |
| Incest | |
| Attempted rape | |
| Rape strongly implied/details surrounding a rape discussed in detail (i.e. the events before/after) | |
| Detailed/vivid description of rape |
Description
The author reveals that he and his grandmother were raped by several relatives while being confined at these relatives' house.
The author also discusses Alice Walker's book Overcoming Speechlessness, in which she interviews Congolese women who were victims of sex slavery and other forms of systematic sexual violence.
Both of the above are in the essay called "Fighting Words"
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