In "Know My Name," Chanel Miller emerges from the shadow of being "Emily Doe," the anonymous victim of a highly publicized sexual assault on Stanford University's campus. With profound courage and eloquence, Miller reclaims her identity and narrative, offering a raw, intricate account of trauma, resilience, and the arduous journey towards healing. Her story, once encapsulated in a viral victim impact statement, transcends her personal experience to challenge societal perceptions and the justice system's failures. Through her lens, readers are granted an intimate exploration of the aftermath of assault—navigating isolation, the battle for justice, and the quest for voice amidst a culture quick to silence. Miller's memoir is a transformative force, a beacon that lights the path for survivors and a critical commentary on the societal structures that perpetuate victim-blaming and silence. "Know My Name" is not just an account of personal triumph over adversity; it is a compelling call to action, demanding a reevaluation of our collective response to sexual violence. With humor, grace, and undeniable strength, Chanel Miller's words carve a space for understanding, empathy, and change, making "Know My Name" an essential narrative for our times. This book stands as a powerful testament to the human spirit's capacity for healing and the transformative power of owning one's story.