Ayaan highlights the troubling intersection of class and victimhood, emphasizing that working-class women, particularly immigrants, are often overlooked in discussions about sexual violence. She argues that the focus on wealthy, white perpetrators inadvertently neglects the most vulnerable victims, leaving working-class women without representation. Coleman adds to this by illustrating how definitions of sexual assault can vary drastically between elite environments and working-class realities, further complicating the conversation around victimhood.
