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Category: Faith in Storms

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No Need to Stay Dissatisfied: 4 Things that Keep You Trapped

Faith in Storms, Healing

No Need to Stay Dissatisfied: 4 Things that Keep You Trapped

TGJP May 14, 2022

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When the Mourning Is Selective: A Reflection on Silence, Justice, and Sacred Courage(audio version included)

Abuse of Power, Audio

When the Mourning Is Selective: A Reflection on Silence, Justice, and Sacred Courage(audio version included)

TGJP May 9, 2022

updated from 2022LISTEN HEREBlack women also experience sign [...]

You Shall Overcome (video)

Disability and Chronic Illness, Faith in Storms

You Shall Overcome (video)

TGJP April 13, 2022

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Positive Reinforcements in A Crisis

Faith in Storms, Healing

Positive Reinforcements in A Crisis

TGJP March 20, 2022

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Gratitude to Help Survive a Crisis

Affirmations, Faith in Storms

Gratitude to Help Survive a Crisis

TGJP March 20, 2022

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Surviving Abuse: A History of Rape

Black Women, Civil Rights & Social Justice

Surviving Abuse: A History of Rape

TGJP March 20, 2022

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Feminists In HERStory

Faith in Storms, Feminism/Womanism

Feminists In HERStory

TGJP March 20, 2022

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This Is For the Overcomers (videos)

Affirmations, Encourage

This Is For the Overcomers (videos)

TGJP March 20, 2022

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Women Challenging Violence in Their Lives (videos)

Black Women, Body safety

Women Challenging Violence in Their Lives (videos)

TGJP March 20, 2022

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Survivor Affirmations: Gratitude (videos)

Affirmations, Encourage

Survivor Affirmations: Gratitude (videos)

TGJP March 20, 2022

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Survivor Affirmation: Black Womanhood (videos)

Affirmations, Black Women

Survivor Affirmation: Black Womanhood (videos)

TGJP March 20, 2022

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Survivor Affirmations: For Silenced Voices

Affirmations, Encourage

Survivor Affirmations: For Silenced Voices

TGJP March 20, 2022

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Survivor Affirmation: I Am My Own Best Cheerleader

Affirmations, Faith in Storms

Survivor Affirmation: I Am My Own Best Cheerleader

TGJP November 2, 2016

Updated for 2025 I stand with myself in all seasons.When no [...]

What the Church and People of Faith Can Do to Help Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence

Child sexual abuse, Child sexual violence

What the Church and People of Faith Can Do to Help Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence

TGJP March 29, 2016

Updated 8 21 2025 original March 2016Ab [...]

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Living in Hiding: Why Survivors Change Their Names to Stay Alive

For some women, "deadnaming" is a strange concept. Deadnaming is said to be when someone refers to a transgender person by their birth name (the name [...]

When the World ONLY Rewards Women for Being Agreeable

"Be kind."As if this hasn't been a necessary part of most (not all-and not based on color alone) women's survival toolkit since the beginning [...]

Womanism/Feminism

The Pressure to “Be Nice” While Male Violence Goes Excused

If ever you have any question about which people in the room are women:It will be the ones in the room pushed to "be nice" or "be kind" The [...]

When Male Pain Is Exploited, Women and Children Pay the Price

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 [...]

Safe Boundaried Spaces

When Male Violence is Excused, Progress Stalls

If females were the majority of mass shooters, the world would treat it very differently. There would be no long delays in public debate, no endle [...]

Uncovering Our TRUE Stories: Docs and Movies Featuring Whistleblowers, Informants, and Teachers

In 1975, school teacher Marva Collins took $5,000 from her retirement fund and opened the low-cost Westside Preparatory School on the second floor of [...]

Why We Can’t Mourn Without Changing Our Behavior

“He had a hard childhood.” “She says she’ll always love him.” “You’re excusing this person, but not that person.” “You just have to let that hurt g [...]

Motherhood in the Shadow of Violence

Motherhood has often been romanticized in myths and sentiment, yet the brutal reality remains: for many women, pregnancy and early motherhood are hig [...]

When Admiration Clouds Judgment

She missed the signs that her "friend" was setting her up for what was to come that night because she admired her. She missed that "friend" was more o [...]

Respect the “No”: Why We Must Use Caution in Entertainer Interviews

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 [...]

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The Truth About Bias Against Black Hair in Professional Spaces

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When Parties Tell Women What to Want Instead of Listening

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Respect the “No”: Why We Must Use Caution in Entertainer Interviews

When an actor or entertainer says they [...]

When Our Words Teach Them What’s “Normal” About Violence

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Why We Can’t Mourn Without Changing Our Behavior

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Why Wise Women Guard Their Circles: Avoiding Those Who Defend Violence

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When Admiration Clouds Judgment

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Motherhood in the Shadow of Violence

Motherhood has often been romanticized [...]

Uncovering Our TRUE Stories: Docs and Movies Featuring Whistleblowers, Informants, and Teachers

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Living in Hiding: Why Survivors Change Their Names to Stay Alive

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