Cristina Fallarás has spent years receiving and sharing testimonies from women victims of gender-based violence (first on Twitter and later on Instagram). In February 2024, the latter social network closed her account and everything exploded. At that moment, Cristina decided to publish all those testimonies in book format as a tool to fight against violence toward women, fearing she might lose all the material accumulated over such a long time. The way she shared it was through screenshots, removing the victim’s name, as that was what they asked her: “Don’t publish my name.”
This book collects some of those testimonies as a way to save them from oblivion. The voices gathered on these pages create a powerful weapon of political resistance that shows that saying #SeAcabó allows us to break the silence, fear, and shame.
The compilation is also accompanied by a study from sociologist Nerea Barjola that delves into the #SeAcabó phenomenon and the testimonies behind it.
