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					<description><![CDATA[Thank you for this story.  Even those that &quot;think&quot; we know what is happening out there, are still shocked when we finally see what is in front of our own eyes. 
My sister - a domestic abuse survivor, is an example of how things are kept quiet.  Her soon to be officially ex husband is a high school teacher and is currently facing criminal charges as well as a case in the family court.   But yet, the principal at the school has no idea about his criminal background.  I am sure parents would also be interested in knowing how abusive he is outside of the classroom.  But here lies the trouble,  we still don&#039;t talk about it. The courts encourage us to keep quiet and not disrupt the person&#039;s life until proven in court.  What about her life, what about the abuse her children have endured?   I now see clearly just how broken our system is and I am disappointed to say the very least.  At least there are options for her to be able to take the time for court appearances, the long list of to do&#039;s to help make her case and to keep her job for her as she begins her new life as a single mom.  

Thank you for writing this story, and I hope that others read and share with their network so we can start to speak up.  
Thank you]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you for this story.  Even those that &#8220;think&#8221; we know what is happening out there, are still shocked when we finally see what is in front of our own eyes.<br />
My sister &#8211; a domestic abuse survivor, is an example of how things are kept quiet.  Her soon to be officially ex husband is a high school teacher and is currently facing criminal charges as well as a case in the family court.   But yet, the principal at the school has no idea about his criminal background.  I am sure parents would also be interested in knowing how abusive he is outside of the classroom.  But here lies the trouble,  we still don&#8217;t talk about it. The courts encourage us to keep quiet and not disrupt the person&#8217;s life until proven in court.  What about her life, what about the abuse her children have endured?   I now see clearly just how broken our system is and I am disappointed to say the very least.  At least there are options for her to be able to take the time for court appearances, the long list of to do&#8217;s to help make her case and to keep her job for her as she begins her new life as a single mom.  </p>
<p>Thank you for writing this story, and I hope that others read and share with their network so we can start to speak up.<br />
Thank you</p>
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