Category: Art
The Truth That Heals Podcast: Exit’s Director Alison Jayne Wilson
You can watch EXIT on Amazon Prime in the US. [...]
Cultural and Female Appropriation Lessons from the Original Betty Boop: Esther Jones
These days when people are pretty casual and complacent about wo [...]
Fave Podcast Episodes: Trafficking Documentary Director Alison Jayne Wilson with Neil Getzlow
Episode 79: Unmasking the journey of Alison Jayne Wilson and EXI [...]
Piper Laurie: A Courageous Portrayal of a Flawed Mother
I saw "Carrie" around the age of 11 or 12 and it terrified me. It's an [...]
“Protect Black Women” Did Not Work for Anita Baker
Art is a great mirror.....So, when the legendary RnB songtress A [...]
The Art of Reflective Thinking in 8 Steps (with infographic)
I saw a woman share her very personal relationship story in a video th [...]
Survivors of Abuse and Baggage Handling
Updated from 7/1/1530 Days of Self-Compassion for Stress-Relief (ebook [...]
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What Songs Have Helped You When You Needed Comfort or Healing?
In this life, there will be pain, trials, and tribulations. I am [...]
Surviving Abuse Daily: Musical Empowerment for Women
Lady, I know you're tired. I'm tired too.elink.io | See O [...]
Surviving Abuse Daily: Musical Empowerment for Women
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Sexual Violence at American Festivals: Prevention Tips for Organizers
Festivals, concerts, and other large gatherings are prime locati [...]
How Survivors Can Preserve the Lessons from Their Experiences for Storytelling
originally published 11/20/2015 To tell your story, you are going [...]
Hip Hop’s Double Standard Around Gun Violence
#Hiphop this week: Earlier this week the community was mourning the de [...]
Songs Survivors Play to Survive Disaster
I Tried One day years ago I was trying to make it through a challenge. [...]
Are We Going to Leave Child Sexual Abuse Out of the Hip Hop History Books or Nah? by Tonya GJ Prince with Daniel Johnson
Planet ShockThe early 80's. I was in elementary school. Rap [...]
