Author: Tonya GJ Prince
Naming is Healing. Naming is Legacy
There is power in a name.
When you name an experience, you call it ou [...]
đ Language Is Power. Categories Shape Policy and Perception.
Oppression is not only carried out with fists, laws, and locked doors. [...]
𧩠Oppressive Systems Are Built to Erase Specificity
We must say it plainly: Oppressive systems are designed to flatten, ge [...]
Some âJustice Movementsâ Are Enabling Harm Against Women and Children. We Need to Talk About It.
Not every movement that says it stands for âjusticeâ is safe for wom [...]
Even in Progressive Spaces, Systems Still Fail Survivors
In many justice-minded communities, we say the right things:
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Systems Often Fail to Protect Autonomous People
Weâre often told:âIf you just speak upâŠââIf you leaveâŠââIf you fight [...]
When Your Strength Makes Them Angry
Some people will try to make you feel like you did something wrong j [...]
𧚠The Dangerous Oversight in Some “Alternative Justice” Conversations
In the push for restorative or alternative justice, one painful real [...]
𧩠The Price of Silence: Black Women, Coercive Control, and the Hidden Costs of “Unity”
There is a kind of violence that doesnât leave bruises.A kind that hid [...]
đ§ QUESTIONS TO DETECT REARTICULATION IN ACTION
1. Who is this âsolutionâ really for?
Does it center women an [...]