Cherie White: From Bullying Victim to Advocate for Change
We need to break the silence and start talking about childhood sexual abuse. It's time to take action and help survivors on their path to healing.
Cherie White’s story is a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit. In this episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now' (SCAN), Cherie, an anti-bullying advocate from Covington, Tennessee, opens up about her harrowing experiences with bullying and gaslighting during her school years. At just 14, she faced relentless physical and emotional abuse, which led her to a dark place where she even considered suicide.
Her grades plummeted, and she found herself in a constant battle for her dignity and safety. But Cherie's story doesn't end there. She transformed her pain into a mission to help others facing similar struggles. As an author of three books, she uses her personal journey to shine a light on the importance of breaking the silence around childhood bullying and abuse.
In this candid conversation, Cherie discusses the critical need for better education on sexuality and gender identity for children and the role politics plays in addressing these issues. Her advocacy work is a beacon of hope, demonstrating that healing and recovery are within reach. With a mix of humor and positivity, Cherie inspires listeners to take action and join the fight against child abuse. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking understanding, support, and motivation to make a difference.