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Category: Female Civil Rights

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Red Flags in Relationships: Recognizing Silent Signals of Control

Abuse, Domestic Abuse

Red Flags in Relationships: Recognizing Silent Signals of Control

TGJP January 12, 2025

updated from January 12 2025 Here is when I knew. I was riding [...]

Revisting the Silencing of Silenced Women and Girls: R Kelly

Abuse, Abuse of Power

Revisting the Silencing of Silenced Women and Girls: R Kelly

TGJP January 3, 2025

When the groundbreaking documentary Surviving RKelly [...]

Joan Little: First Woman Acquitted of Murder for Defense Against Sexual Assault

Advocates/Activists, Black Women

Joan Little: First Woman Acquitted of Murder for Defense Against Sexual Assault

TGJP November 15, 2024

updated 8/19/2025 I want to make this clear. There is no braggi [...]

A Historic Look at Female Bodies Under Attack by the Medical Community

Black Women, Female Civil Rights

A Historic Look at Female Bodies Under Attack by the Medical Community

TGJP September 25, 2024

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What the Olympic Boxing Debate Really Reveals About Gender, Power & Responsibility

Disability and Chronic Illness, Female Civil Rights

What the Olympic Boxing Debate Really Reveals About Gender, Power & Responsibility

TGJP August 2, 2024

updated 2025 You know what truly angers and frustrates me about thi [...]

10 Facts about Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls

child safety, Culture

10 Facts about Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls

TGJP April 17, 2024

10 Facts About MMIWG by Tonya GJ Prince &nbsp [...]

Justice for the Victims of the Freeway Phantom

Child Abuse, child safety

Justice for the Victims of the Freeway Phantom

TGJP September 11, 2023

Between between April 1971 and September 1972 five Black girls and Bla [...]

Women Who Menstruate Have Every Right to Speak with Authority on Periods

Female Civil Rights, Female Health

Women Who Menstruate Have Every Right to Speak with Authority on Periods

TGJP July 23, 2023

Women have every right to speak with authority abo [...]

WE Survive Abuse: Adenomyosis Awareness Month

Disabilities, Disability and Chronic Illness

WE Survive Abuse: Adenomyosis Awareness Month

TGJP April 6, 2022

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🔥 When They Take It All Back: Why Some Survivors Recant

Campus violence, Child sexual abuse

🔥 When They Take It All Back: Why Some Survivors Recant

TGJP October 11, 2016

Updated for WeSurviveAbuse.com, 2025 Let’s return to this uncomfo [...]

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They Loved Ms. Foxy Just Fine -Until She Spoke Truth (podcast episode)

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The Lynching of Assault Victim Marie Scott: How Slavery’s Logic Still Shapes Our Lives

There is no clean ending to something that was never fully confronted. Ending violence, abuse, and harm requires us to tell the truth without dilutio [...]

Not Minor, Not Temporary: The Lasting Impact of Male Violence on Women’s Bodies

“What is dismissed in a momentcan echo for a lifetime.” There was a time I didn’t fully understand this. I knew violence was wrong.I knew it caused [...]

Stop Telling Black Women to Be Silent—Our Bodies Are Paying the Price. (podcast episode)

Black women are not “overreacting”—we are responding to what our bodies have been forced to carry for generations. The pressure to ignore racism, to s [...]

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Women’s History Month Closing Affirmations: Speak Truth, Name Harm, Keep Going

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