Author: Tonya GJ Prince
When One Gets Through, Others Follow: The Open Door Metaphor in Abuse
Thereâs a pattern in abuse that doesnât get talked about enough. Not [...]
Twice as Good Doesnât Stop at the Boardroom
Black Women Must Be Twice as Vigilant About SafetyâBecause We Are Rare [...]
Letâs Make It Plain: Jim Crow and Sex-Based Boundaries Are Not the Same Thing
Some people are confused.Some were misinformed.Some are using half-tru [...]
Weaponized Empathy Is Not Solidarity. Itâs Coercion.
Letâs be real. There is a difference between asking someone to care an [...]
Donât Use Our History to Justify Our Endangerment
Jim Crow taught the world that Black girls and women existed to be use [...]
When the World Misunderstands the Roots of âChoiceâ: A Survivor-Centered Look at Abuse, Neglect, and Prostitution
Too often, when the topic of prostitution or âsex workâ comes up, the [...]
đŻïž For Those Who Never Reported: We See You
There are so many reasons Survivors donât report.And not one of them m [...]
Not All Prosecutors Are the Same: Why Survivors Must Look Deeper
In Survivor Advocacy, Complexity MattersIn todayâs climate, itâs e [...]
What Is Agencyâand What Does It Have to Do with Your Safety?
âš You Hear It All the Time These Days: âAgency.â But What Does That Ac [...]
Black Male Survivors of Rape Deserve to Be Seen, Heard, and Healed
Black male rape victims of other males are real.They exist. Theyâve [...]