Fighting for Justice

Paulette J. Buchanan (M.A., European History, B.A., History, Political Science/Public Policy) is a former educator and college professor. Since 2007 she has worked with legislators to enact better laws. In 2019 she spoke on "Legislative Action as Part of the Healing Process" at the International Cultic Studies Associations' Santa Fe conference, and in 2020 she moderated the Table Talk topic "Cults and the Law" at ICSA/University of Tennessee's conference in Nashville.

Abuse victims often feel very alone, helpless, and hopeless. Fighting for Justice will resonate with anyone who has experienced long term abuse and injustice from both the perpetrator and "the system" that enables abusers. This book will encourage and empower abuse victims to refuse to be silenced and demand justice.

Author Paulette J. Buchanan takes the reader through her lifetime of abuse at the hands of her four older brothers. She describes their continuation of abuse into their adult years, including weaponizing the court system to file meritless, harassing lawsuits against her, her husband, and against others. Buchanan details the arduous fight in which she and her husband have been forced to engage in order to finally secure long overdue judgments against these brothers.


The worst of Buchanan's brothers has also weaponized the Internet to engage in incessant defamation and cyber crimes against her, her husband, and dozens of other people. This same brother operates a cult and incites his cult followers to harass the Buchanans. Fighting for Justice offers viable solutions to combat the failures of our government and of Big Tech. Buchanan and her husband continue to work as victim advocates with their legislators to create better laws.