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My guest today is Dr. Charlotte Laws. She is an author,

television personality, and victim activist. You may recognize her for her fierce tenacity from Netflix's most hated man on the internet, on which she contributed a great deal to the conversation

surrounding non-consensual pornography.

Her life before the infamous legal and media battles, as well as what came next for Charlotte

and her daughter after them, is extremely riveting.

It is all of these experiences that have led Charlotte to make a lasting impact for so many victims.

The I live in Los Angeles and my daughter lives very close to me now.

At the time when all of this happened, she was living at home.

I'm married to Charles, who is a retired attorney.

I'm originally from Atlanta, Georgia, lived in Florida for a little while, then moved to Los

Angeles in about 1980.

I was a single mom.

Kayla was probably about 1980. I was a single mom. Kayla was probably about 13 when Charles and I got married. Her father lives in New York and she talked to him for the first time when she

was about 10 years old. We have a very close relationship because it was just the two of us for a long

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