Coercion

Political parties in the U.S. don’t seem to hear themselves. To many women, their voices aren’t raised for our dignity, our safety, or our futures. Instead, they shout about what …

When an actor or entertainer says they do not want to engage in certain kinds of scenes—intimate, violent, or otherwise—that boundary deserves respect. Man or woman. Period. Too often, instead …

This is must not only for your survival, but the quality of your living days. Avoid people who are close to those who do not like you or disrespect you. …

 A woman named Poinsettia Grant-Parks was preparing to move in with her sister—just two days away from escaping a stalker and abusive ex-boyfriend. She worked as a security guard. She …

Language is power. Survivors often feel the harm long before they can name it. Having the right words is not just about vocabulary—it’s about dignity, clarity, and the ability to …

🚫 The Myth “If you set boundaries, you’re being cold.” “If you draw lines, you’re pushing people away.” “If you say no, you’ll lose love.” ✅ The Truth Boundaries protect …

When we talk about slavery, the language we choose can either uphold lies or restore truth. 🚫 The Problem with “Owned” Frames human beings as objects Normalizes the oppressor’s perspective …

We’ve all heard it: “Only 2% of white people “owned” slaves.”It’s a talking point tossed around to downplay history. But here’s the truth: it’s not the full story. 🚨 The …

Survivors of violence, harm, and abuse know full well what “no justice, no peace” means. We live it.  -Tonya GJ Prince Justice for Survivors Is Not Optional The word carceral …

In recent years, the responsibility for keeping peace, avoiding danger, and anticipating harm has landed—again—squarely on women’s shoulders. Not because women are the cause of harm, but because women are …