She was told to stay silent. She chose justice instead. Injustice Silence is a raw, unfiltered memoir of childhood sexual abuse, generational trauma, addiction, cultural conditioning, and the courage it takes to break cycles that were never meant to be questioned. Born into a deeply rooted Hispanic family culture where loyalty to family outweighed protection of the innocent, Jax Delavega shares her devastating yet powerful journey from silence to truth. Growing up in a home marked by physical abuse, grooming, emotional manipulation, alcoholism, and secrecy, she exposes the hidden realities many survivors are forced to carry alone. But this is not just a story of pain. It is a story of accountability. Of sobriety. Of protecting children at all costs. Of choosing justice over shame. From surviving abuse by a father later exposed publicly, to confronting cultural expectations, religious conflict, and family betrayal, Jax invites readers into the darkest corners of trauma - and the difficult road toward healing. This book explores:Childhood sexual abuse and grooming Generational trauma in Hispanic families Breaking toxic cultural patterns Narcissistic family systems Alcoholism and sobriety recovery Protecting children from predators Healing after public criminal cases Faith, accountability, and redemption If you have ever questioned your memories... If you were told to "keep it in the family"... If you are trying to break cycles for your children... This memoir is for you. Silence protects the abuser. Truth protects the child.