“The first draft of the op-ed was generated by ACLU Communications Strategist Robin Shulman, who sent it to Amber and her team for review. Robin wrote Amber in an email, “I tried to gather your fire and rage and interesting analysis and shape that into op-ed form—with mentions of a few policies and a growing movement. I hope it sounds true to you.” She continued, “Your lawyer should review this for the way I skirted around talking about your marriage.” Earlier drafts included the words “restraining order,” “marriage,” and “divorce,” which were later scrapped. Eventually, the team settled on these eleven fateful words: “Two years ago I became a public figure representing domestic abuse.” JournalismMetooMetoo MovementMedia StudiesJohnny DeppAmber HeardWashington PostAcluCelebrity TrialDomestic Abuse Alllegations Book:Hollywood Vampires: Johnny Depp, Amber Heard, and the Celebrity Exploitation Machine Source: Hollywood Vampires: Johnny Depp, Amber Heard, and the Celebrity Exploitation Machine