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In Raising Prey, Rebecca Black shares her poignant and gripping memoir of survival in the face of generational trauma, sexual abuse, and the quest for justice. Through her raw and unflinching narrative, Rebecca confronts her harrowing past, unveiling the painful cycles of abuse that have haunted her family for generations. As she embarks on a transformative journey toward forgiveness and healing, Rebecca not only reflects on the impact of her tumultuous upbringing but also sheds light on broader societal issues surrounding the treatment of women. From the love-filled moments spent with her grandmother in Michigan to the dark realities of her mother's abusive relationships, Rebecca captures the complex emotions that define her struggle for self-identity and emotional healing. Raising Prey is not just a story of pain; it is a testament to resilience, empowerment, and the indomitable spirit of survival. With authenticity and courage, Rebecca invites readers to walk alongside her as she breaks the chains of her past, advocates for justice, and seeks to create a brighter future for herself and future generations. This inspiring memoir is a call to action for survivors and a reminder of the healing power of truth and community support.

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Rebecca Black is a Tucson-based victim advocate, trauma-informed community leader, and criminal justice professional who has lived in the American Southwest for more than forty years. Deeply rooted in Arizona, she has dedicated her adult life to advocacy, healing, and service-working to create safer, more compassionate systems for survivors of trauma.Rebecca holds a degree in Criminal Justice and is a certified Victim Advocate. She served as Chairperson for 88-CRIME with the Pima County Attorney's Office and has worked for the State of Arizona as well as multiple Tucson-based nonprofit organizations. Her work includes developing and leading trauma-support programs for incarcerated women within the Pima County Jail, while also providing advocacy and recovery services to victims in the community who lacked access to paid care. She later served as Director of Survivor Shield Foundation, a nonprofit focused on survivor protection and education.A passionate voice for women and survivors, Rebecca believes in standing for truth, justice, and dignity-especially for those who have been silenced. Her memoir reflects a lifetime of lived experience and professional insight into trauma, resilience, and healing, offering hope and strength to women navigating their most difficult moments.

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