Kayla Harrison Inspires Abuse Victims with UFC Success Story
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Summary
Kayla Harrison, a sexual abuse survivor and Olympic gold medallist judoka, encourages victims to speak out by highlighting the potential for success in sports like UFC. She emphasizes the importance of speaking up and seeking justice.
Key quotes
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"I want to give young victims hope."
"As a child, Harrison was abused by her judo coach. After her mother reported it to the police, he was arrested, found guilty and sentenced to 10 years in prison."
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