Author: Tonya GJ Prince
Solidarity is Reciprocal: Black American Women Are Allowed to Ask What Comes Back Across the Bridge (podcast episode)
Where did people get this bizarre idea that solidarity doesn [...]
She Was 19 When Her Boss Began Sexually Pursuing Her. Her Fight Changed the Workplace for Every Woman Who Came After.
Mechelle Vinson was nineteen when she walked into a Washington, D.C., [...]
Taylor Townsend Was No. 1 in the World at 16. They Still Told Her Her Body Was the Problem.
Taylor Townsend was sixteen years old and already the No. 1 junior gir [...]
The Female Body Part Medicine Knew About—Then Stopped Paying Attention To
I do not have to dismiss myself simply because someone else does.
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The Next Child Safety Crisis Will Not Be Solved by Taking Away the Phone
Long before anybody could type a sentence into a machine and receive a [...]
The Default State is Autonomy: 10 Reasons You Never Owe a Justification for “No”
We’ve been conditioned to treat "no" like a legal de [...]
When Mothers Kill, We Remember Their Names. What Happens When Fathers Plead Insanity?
The loss of three precious children is horrifying. It deserves grief, [...]
12 Films That Show How We Are Taught Not to See Violence Against Women and Children
There are many ways to hide violence. A locked door will do [...]
Please Stop Telling Survivors, “Men Wouldn’t Go That Far.” History Says Otherwise.
updated from March 24 2025 Interesting fact:
Before his [...]
Jane Nardal Was Writing About Black Internationalism in Paris in 1928
Her name was Jeanne Nardal.Most people came to know her as Jane.
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