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How We Villainize Black Women Who Disagree with Males: C. Delores Tucker (audio story)

Audio, Black Women

How We Villainize Black Women Who Disagree with Males: C. Delores Tucker (audio story)

TGJP March 21, 2022

How We Villainize Black Women Who Disagree with Males C Delores [...]

People With Opinions Like Lauren Boebert Are the Reason We Need to Pass the Crown Act

Black Women, Feminism/Womanism

People With Opinions Like Lauren Boebert Are the Reason We Need to Pass the Crown Act

TGJP March 21, 2022

I try to monitor the amount of negativity I take in per day. So [...]

Women Taint Nobody's Business Who You Choose to Love (audio)

Audio, Black Women

Women Taint Nobody's Business Who You Choose to Love (audio)

TGJP March 21, 2022

Women Tain't Nobody's Business Who You Choose To Love [...]

Girls Do Not Owe Anyone Sexual Reparations (audio)

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Girls Do Not Owe Anyone Sexual Reparations (audio)

TGJP March 21, 2022

Girls Do Not Owe Anyone Sexual Reparations (audio recording) [...]

Surviving Abuse: Women's Health and Generational Trauma

Boundaries, Civil Rights & Social Justice

Surviving Abuse: Women's Health and Generational Trauma

TGJP March 21, 2022

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Women’s History Month 2022

Black Women, Civil Rights & Social Justice

Women’s History Month 2022

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

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Feminists In HERStory

TGJP March 20, 2022

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Why Women’s Rights Vary by State—and Men’s Don’t: A Breakdown of Legal Inequality in America

Do you see all this debate over "women's spaces" and none over men's spaces? There’s a line from a 1976 film that still echoes today:“I’m as ma [...]

Cultural Complicity: The Silence That Hurts More Than the First Harm

He Did the Harm. They Held the Door.Sometimes it’s not just the person who hurts you. It’s the people who stay quiet. It’s the family who says,“ [...]

Twice as Good Doesn’t Stop at the Boardroom

Black Women Must Be Twice as Vigilant About Safety—Because We Are Rarely Given the Benefit of the DoubtWe’ve heard it since childhood:“You’ve got [...]

Don’t Use Our History to Justify Our Endangerment

Jim Crow taught the world that Black girls and women existed to be used, violated, discarded. It wasn’t just about water fountains and buses. It was a [...]

People Don’t Just “Ignore Red Flags” — They’re Protecting Something

When someone stays silent about abuse, overlooks harm, or rewrites the story to sound softer than it was—it’s easy for outsiders to say: “Why [...]

Let’s Make It Plain: Jim Crow and Sex-Based Boundaries Are Not the Same Thing

Some people are confused.Some were misinformed.Some are using half-truths to guilt others into giving up spaces that were built for survival. So let’ [...]

Who Benefits From My Silence?

Every time I swallowed the truth, someone else got fed.Fed with power.Fed with protection.Fed with the benefit of the doubt. But it wasn’t me.[...]

Weaponized Empathy Is Not Solidarity. It’s Coercion.

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✨ You Hear It All the Time These Days: “Agency.” But What Does That Actually Mean?In conversations about trauma, healing, justice, and identity—we [...]

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