Take the story of Emily Doe (now known as Chanel Miller). Her victim impact statement from the Brock Turner sexual assault case went viral, read over 11 million times. It wasn't a legal brief; it was a survivor story. It described, in excruciatingly beautiful prose, the difference between a "night of drinking" and a "night of life-altering violation." The public outcry from her single story led directly to the successful recall of Judge Aaron Persky (who had given a lenient sentence) and the passage of California’s Assembly Bill 2888, which mandated prison time for sexual assault.