Tonya GJ Prince

“Convenience shouldn’t cost you your safety.” We don’t always talk about this, but we should: Face ID (and other biometric features like fingerprint scans) can put women in danger—especially in …

“My mouth had no words, but my body remembered everything.” There’s something we don’t talk about enough—not in hospitals, not in public, and certainly not in Survivor spaces. What happens …

Let’s tell the truth—pregnancy should never be a death sentence. But in the United States, the leading cause of death for pregnant and postpartum women isn’t a medical condition—it’s homicide. …

“We don’t warn one another how hard this part is.” Sometimes setting a boundary feels less like self-care and more like you’re about to get in trouble. You feel it …

It is not hateful to say this out loud: The same laws that allow males to identify into women’s spaces—without any proof, process, or protection—are the same laws that make …

It is not hateful to name a reality:The same laws that allow trans-identified males to enter women’s spaces also open the door for any man—including those with predatory intentions—to simply …

✊🏾 1. Many Black women rejected the idea that womanhood flows from whiteness. Throughout history, Black women have critiqued the idea that womanhood must be defined by white standards—whether in …

“All women stand in their own magnificent uniqueness—white women, Black women, women across every land and lineage. Black women do not need to fight white women to be free; we …

Women create boundaries to survive.To heal.To stay alive. Whether it’s women’s shelters, bathrooms, sports teams, support groups, or spiritual spaces, these boundaries are not about exclusion—they’re about protection. So when …

Q: Is it really sexist to question or challenge women-only spaces? A: Yes. Dismissing, undermining, or demanding access to women-only spaces—especially when women express safety concerns—is a form of modern …