In this Thursday, March 28, 2019 photo, Wanda Gomez, a survivor of domestic violence, poses in her home, in Miami, Fla. According to Gomez, 12 years have passed since she was nearly stabbed to death by an ex-boyfriend. Following her assault, she was advised by authorities to quit her job and leave her home. She lost her ability to make a living and provide a safe living environment for her family. Gomez said she could have benefited from a bill currently making its way through Florida Legislature. If passed, the law would grant victims of domestic violence the right to receive unemployment compensation. According to data, 41 states across the U.S. provide unemployment benefits to victims of domestic assault. (AP Photo/Ellis Rua)
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