Kesha Releases a Full Statement Dedicated to Victims of Sexual Abuse Everywhere

On Wednesday afternoon, following almost a week of intense media attention over the New York State Supreme Court's rejection of her request to sever professional ties with her allegedly abusive producer Dr. Luke, Kesha addressed her fans on Facebook:

"The issue is bigger than just about me." As she wrote in her Facebook post, as well as her Instagram account, Kesha has worked to expand the conversation beyond herself. 

"I just want to say that if you have been abused, please don't be afraid to speak out. There are places that will make you feel safe. There are people who will help you."

The Facebook post is a follow-up to viral Instagram post she uploaded Tuesday, in which Kesha expressed gratitude for her supporters and hinted she would elaborate in a longer statement: 

"Thank you is not enough but it is all I have. a million times over and forever thank you."

ICYMI: The #FreeKesha movement has inspired protests in New York City and numerous statements from celebrities voicing support. 

It has become a hotbed of discussion over feminism, the intensely complex challenges women face in the workplace and, of course, the politics surrounding women's bodies and sexual assault.