WE Survive Abuse
WE Survive Abuse

Women’s Safety Is Not “Fascism.”Prevention Is What Laws Are Supposed to Do.

“She Knew What She Was Doing.” Why Do Adults Say This About Abused Children?

A Book and Film I Recommend: Bastard Out of Carolina by Dorothy Allison

Women Are Human Beings Outside of Their Relationships With Males

Tonya GJ PrinceOctober 13, 202601 views

12 ways women are pressured, persuaded, and sometimes punished for refusing to organize their lives around men. Women are human beings in our own right. Yet across cultures, religions, families,…

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Black Women Have Carried the Community Long Enough. When Will OUR Safety Become a Priority?

Tonya GJ PrinceOctober 13, 202601 views

If your vision of justice requires Black women to accept more danger, you have not finished thinking about justice. When Black women ask to be protected, we are not asking…

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Sherrie Laurie Fought to Keep an Alaska Women’s Shelter Safe. Why Are Women Still Being Asked to Explain Their Need for Safety?

Tonya GJ PrinceOctober 13, 202601 views

I don’t think people understand that working in a women’s shelter means keeping others, including children, safe. There is a woman in Alaska named Sherrie Laurie whose story deserves more…

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Tina Turner Survived Through Hell and NOTHING About That is Funny

TGJPOctober 13, 202602 views

updated from November 8 2024   elink.io | See Original

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10 Clear Signs He Doesn’t Respect You (And What Survivors Must Know About the Programming That Keeps Us Silent)

Tonya GJ PrinceOctober 13, 202602 views

 updated from Sep 28, 2025  Survival is one type of strength. Healing is another. We heal the things we never should have had to survive in the first place.  Respect…

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🖤 12 Ways Black Women Are Harmed When Men Weaponize Oppressive Systems (video & audio)

Tonya GJ PrinceOctober 13, 202602 views

🖤 1. Demanding Grace While Denying Ours Black women are often expected to extend endless empathy, understanding, and forgiveness—especially to Black men navigating racism, trauma, or systemic stress. But when…

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I Have Spent Too Many Years Listening to Women and Children to Believe That Saying Something Makes It True

Tonya GJ PrinceOctober 12, 202601 views

I have spent more than 30 years working with women and children who have experienced abuse. And one of the things that experience has taught me is that people are…

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When Blackness Is Clear but Womanhood Becomes a Debate: A Question for Black Leaders

Tonya GJ PrinceOctober 12, 202601 views

When you are a woman—an adult female human being who has overlapping disabilities that all intersect with being a woman—it gets extremely challenging to keep hearing your existence trivialized. I’m…

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Growing Up as a Girl: What Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s 2017 Controversy Confirmed for Me About Women’s Voices

Tonya GJ PrinceOctober 12, 202603 views

If someone can convince you that speaking about mistreatment is worse than the mistreatment itself, they have found a powerful way to protect those responsible. In 2017, when Chimamanda Ngozi…

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You Can’t Say the F-Word on Television, but You Can Call Women Whores?

Tonya GJ PrinceOctober 11, 202601 views

When insulting women is considered entertainment, but women objecting is considered oversensitivity, the joke has become a lesson in whose dignity is negotiable. Viewers of American television are noticing that…

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