about sexual violence, in the wake of a public shaming by students on campus of what some believe is a lack of action by the administration. Every single year I’ve been here, students have protested, but the administration's response doesn't seem to be enough. #WeKnowWhatYouDid shatters the expectations and ideas of perfection placed upon marginalized communities. It defies the coercion of survivors to not speak up by some in the administration, faculty, or students who are in favor of protecting the image of our beloved institutions. The creation of the #WeKnowWhatYouDid protest did what institutions refuse to do: It took action. While the methods and goals of the protest have been questioned by the student body, it effectively called out alleged perpetrators and demanded accountability from organizations. Students began to organize, protect each other, and do the work that they know their institutions will not do. None of these relationships have been confirmed by Bella, Blackbear, or Tana so we don't know for sure who Bella is seeing or if it's all just casual. “Of course I support women and I want violence to end against women,” Blackburn told Fox News. “I've been very active in abuse shelters and child advocacy centers. I've been advocating for women in equal pay since I was 19 years old and making certain woman have the opportunity for maximum pay and I have a good record on that.”