comparing to the infamous rape case last year in steubenville, ohio. they lamented that "we have heard daisy's story far too often." the publicity helped the story gain national attention, which daisy and her mom have embraced. the story helped daisy gain national attention, which they have embraced. her best friend has since gone public about the incident as well. "i not only survived, i didn't give up," daisy wrote upon the prosecutor reopening the case. she add aid "this is a victory for me and every other girl." sonia is the president of the new york city chapter of national organization for women and co-founder of a long walk home, nonprofit organization that oozes art to end violence against girls and women. and journalist rebecca tracer of author of "big girls don't cry: the election that changed everything for american women." this case has blown up, i think it's fair to say. it's blown up in the way no case has blown up i think since steubenville. why do you think it has captured something in the national