Have you ever driven past a home glowing with a purple porch light and wondered why that particular color was chosen? For many people, a purple light is more than a decoration. It can be used as a symbol of awareness and support for people affected by domestic violence, offering a visible reminder that survivors are not alone and that their experiences deserve to be heard and taken seriously. ..CONTINUE READING
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