If Kim and Kanye weren’t massive celebrities with millions of dollars and oodles of security, would our society view them as entertaining? Or Kanye’s behavior as downright scary? Women have come forward sharing their own stories of abuse from former partners, noting the similarities between.
While Kanye maintains an audience that seems to encourage his harassing behavior, others are questioning what else is going on behind the public eye. The Harmony House, which serves and aids survivors of Domestic Violence in Greene County, Missouri, notes the concerning behaviors, detailing how they’ve seen the same situation play out for those they serve.
The Harmony House offers a 24/7 365 hotline which can be reached at 417 864 SAFE
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