Have you ever noticed how much patience people expect from someone they’re treating unfairly? They can deny you something that rightfully belongs to you. Make you come back tomorrow. Humiliate …
Tonya GJ Prince
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Everybody Knows What a Woman Is When Her Presence Helps a Man in Trouble
Have y’all ever noticed how quickly a woman’s presence becomes important when a man needs defending? I’m talking about those moments when a man is facing serious accusations, sometimes even …
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Restricting Pornography Is One Thing. Ending Violence Against Women and Children Is Another.
There’s something I’ve been thinking about whenever the conversation turns to restricting pornography. I understand wanting to protect children from pornography. Children deserve protection from sexual exploitation and exposure to …
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Is Feminism About Women’s Choices or Judging the Choices Women Make?
Women do not need another movement handing them a list of acceptable ways to be free. Historically, in many Western societies, surnames passed through the male line. A daughter received …
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Putting Yourself First Isn’t Selfish: What an Airplane Oxygen Mask Taught Me About Caring for Others (audio)
Putting Yourself First Isn’t Selfish: What an Airplane Oxygen Mask Taught Me About Caring for Others Have you ever felt guilty for taking care of yourself before taking care of …
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Beverly Johnson: Sometimes Life Teaches You to Recognize Danger
One thing about getting older and living through things is that you get to learn. If you choose to anyway. Sometimes you learn lessons you never wanted to learn in …
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You Don’t Have to Be Hurt Repeatedly Before You Trust Yourself: 10 Gentle Reminders for Survivors
I want to talk about something that deserves a little tenderness. Sometimes, when we talk about recognizing danger, the conversation can begin sounding as though people who have been abused …
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Why Survivors Choose Self-Trust Over Lies: 7 Reasons Safety Matters More Than Someone Else’s Fantasy
There comes a time in healing when a Survivor begins to recognize just how much of her life was spent managing other people’s versions of reality. She remembers the things …
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Black Women and Essential Oils: Stories of Healing, Comfort, and Self-Care
Meet Black Survivors, advocates, and healing practitioners sharing their experiences with self-care, aromatherapy, body awareness, and reclaiming peace after trauma. Sometimes healing begins with something as ordinary as a warm …
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The 1950s, the 1990s, and Today: How Much Have Women’s Gender Expectations Really Changed?
Amongst Gen X, Boomers, and those blessed with more years, we have been having a conversation for a few years. About gender. When do we remember hearing that term first, …