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Kamilah Willingham is an African American activist, feminist, speaker, and writer. The focus of her activism centers on sexual assaults on college campuses as well as gender equality and civil rights. She is best known for her appearance in the documentary "The Hunting Ground," the credibility of which has been criticized[1] due to the dismissal of charges related to Willingham's accusations.[2] She has also contributed essays to two novels on sexual assaults on college campuses. Her work has garnered national attention through her collaboration with Lady Gaga and Vice President Joe Biden's national campaign, "It's On Us," which raises awareness on sexual assault. Willingham appeared on stage alongside Lady Gaga as she performed in the 2016 Grammy Awards. Willingham currently lives in Los Angeles, California.
- ^ Yoffe, Emily (June 2015). "A Closer Look at the Hunting Ground Reveals the Filmmakers Put Advocacy Ahead of Accuracy". Slate.
- ^ "Shutting Down Conversations About Rape at Harvard Law". The New Yorker. 11 December 2015.