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“In certain states there's a statute of limitation on women who have been raped. How do you do that to a woman? If they are hiding something for 10 years that they finally have the courage to come forward and talk about, how could you take that away from her? And that person should still be held accountable. There's so much about this that we should always be talking about. There are so many layers. And it happens every day, all the time.”

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Kate Hudson

Kate Hudson, born in April 1979, is an accomplished American actress. She gained widespread recognition for her performance in the film 'Almost Famous', for which she was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. Kate Hudson's acting career began in her childhood, and she has since grown into a highly regarded star in the film industry. more

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