Author: Tonya GJ Prince
đ Women’s Safety Is Not Up for Debate: On Pressure, Autonomy, and Male Violence
We know that society still expects women to protect menâs reputationsâ [...]
Lucy Diggs Slowe: She Protected Us in Silence So We Could One Day Speak
âBecause boundaried spaces donât build themselvesâsomeone has to brave [...]
Donât Share My Scars and Then Ask for My Help.
Letâs talk about something that happens all too oftenâespecially to [...]
The Double Standard Isnât CosmeticâItâs Controlling Us.
Plastic surgery was never just about beauty. It was always abou [...]
Spotlight on IDVAAC: A Legacy of Protecting Black Survivors
Because we deserve more than band-aids. We deserve truth, safety, and [...]
This Is Why Victims Sue: It’s Not About Greed. It’s About Survival.
They say itâs a âcash grab.âThey roll their eyes.They whisper behind h [...]
Curves, Control & Convenient Amnesia: The 90s and Early 2000s Edition
The 90s were velvet and vinyl,grunge and glitter, a time when girl [...]
When Thinness Was a Virtue: 1980s Body Ideals and the Cost to Womenâs Health
We woke upto pastel lycra and a bounce in the beatâWe started with a [...]
Instinct Is Not Ignorance. Itâs Survival.
Thereâs something sacred about a warning call in the wild.
A rustle.A [...]