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Same Game, Different Day: Violating Women’s and Children’s Rights
Children, Female Safety

Same Game, Different Day: Violating Women’s and Children’s Rights

TGJP July 4, 2022
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Please Say Something to Help End Black Femicide
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Please Say Something to Help End Black Femicide

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Surviving Abuse: Women's Health and Generational Trauma
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Surviving Abuse: Women's Health and Generational Trauma

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Voyeurism Is Not Harmless: 20 Things to Know About Peeping Toms, Consent, Stalking, and Institutional Pressure
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Voyeurism Is Not Harmless: 20 Things to Know About Peeping Toms, Consent, Stalking, and Institutional Pressure

Why deliberately watching someone during private moments deserves to be taken seriously, even when there is no camera, no physical contact, and no rec [...]
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Victimization, Victimhood, and the Right to Keep Naming What Happened
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Victimization, Victimhood, and the Right to Keep Naming What Happened

Victimized vs. Victimization Victimization describes an experience, act, process, or condition in which someone is harmed, exploited, abused, targete [...]
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The Exception Man: New Vocabulary Does Not Change the Reality of Male Violence
Violence Against Women

The Exception Man: New Vocabulary Does Not Change the Reality of Male Violence

"It was 'that' kind of man who harmed you, not this kind." But how can we prevent harm in the future? What did we miss? What went wrong?The burden [...]
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Women’s Rights Were Never Just for Feminine Women: How Stereotypes Can Be Used to Divide Women.
Women's Rights

Women’s Rights Were Never Just for Feminine Women: How Stereotypes Can Be Used to Divide Women.

There is a mistake we can make when thinking about divide-and-conquer strategies.We imagine somebody has to promise the recruited group something [...]
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Love and Danger Are Not Opposites: 10 Things Reasonable Doubt on Hulu Gets So Right About Women, Love, and Harm
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Love and Danger Are Not Opposites: 10 Things Reasonable Doubt on Hulu Gets So Right About Women, Love, and Harm

I watched Season 2 of Reasonable Doubt with two sets of eyes.I watched as a viewer who wanted a good story. But I also watched as an advocate who [...]
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“He Was Only Looking”: Serial Killers, Peeping Toms, and the Danger of Dismissing Voyeurism
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“He Was Only Looking”: Serial Killers, Peeping Toms, and the Danger of Dismissing Voyeurism

What the histories of convicted violent offenders teach us about sexual privacy, stalking, consent, and taking women's reports seriously.A woman n [...]
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She Reported the Rapes. A Jury Convicted Him. Then the Judge Told Her to Forgive Him.
Rape

She Reported the Rapes. A Jury Convicted Him. Then the Judge Told Her to Forgive Him.

Some people are taught to believe the justice system will be waiting for them.If somebody hurts you, tell.If you have evidence, save it.Go [...]
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The Fairytale Behind “Why Didn’t She Call the Police?”
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The Fairytale Behind “Why Didn’t She Call the Police?”

 Woman Lured Her 'Baby-Daddy'’s Rape Accuser Into Kidnapping, Prosecutors Say · City Cast DCThere is a fairytale version of society h [...]
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We Taught Gen Z About Consent. Did We Forget to Teach Them About Dignity?
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We Taught Gen Z About Consent. Did We Forget to Teach Them About Dignity?

I believe the children are our future. Teach them well and let them lead the way...You can agree to an experience without agreeing to be treated [...]
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Women Have Been Singing About Their Freedom for Generations. They Had Good Reason.
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Women Have Been Singing About Their Freedom for Generations. They Had Good Reason.

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The Exception Man: New Vocabulary Does Not Change the Reality of Male Violence

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Women’s Rights Were Never Just for Feminine Women: How Stereotypes Can Be Used to Divide Women.

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Love and Danger Are Not Opposites: 10 Things Reasonable Doubt on Hulu Gets So Right About Women, Love, and Harm

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“He Was Only Looking”: Serial Killers, Peeping Toms, and the Danger of Dismissing Voyeurism

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She Reported the Rapes. A Jury Convicted Him. Then the Judge Told Her to Forgive Him.

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The Fairytale Behind “Why Didn’t She Call the Police?”

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We Taught Gen Z About Consent. Did We Forget to Teach Them About Dignity?

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Women Have Been Singing About Their Freedom for Generations. They Had Good Reason.

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When Women’s Rights Become Criminal Complaints: The Case of Marguerite Stern and Dora Moutot

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