When a group has been treated as property, their boundaries are never automatically recognized —they have to be asserted, defended, and reasserted across generations. That takes energy and labor. …
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The Hidden Law: Child Marriage is Still Legal in 37 U.S. States
Child marriage is often mistakenly viewed as an issue exclusive to the Global South, but it persists significantly across the West, including the United States and Europe. In the U.S., …
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Civil Rights & Social JusticeDECEPTIONFemale Health and SafetyGirlsGroomingPolitical ActionRapeSafeguardingTRUTHWomanism/FeminismWomen's Rights
When They Say ‘All Women,’ Listen Closely to Who Is Missing with Reflecting Questions
Because clarity is how women find themselves againwhen the world keeps speaking fluently in half-truths. There is a kind of language that sounds full but carries selective truth. …
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Why Blaming Porn Alone Won’t End Violence Against Women
When we treat symptoms as causes, harm finds new ways to grow. When we face the root, we begin to change what is possible. When We Make Porn the …
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Pornography Didn’t Start the Fire: A Clear Look at History, Power, and Violence
With war, comes murder and rape Pornography is often blamed as the reason violence—especially violence against women—has escalated. That sounds clean. It sounds decisive. It feels like an answer. But history …
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There is a Difference Between: “I Want This and I Do Not Want This”
by TGJPby TGJPupdated from July 31 2016 Consensual sex and sexual violence are not the same. They are not close.They are not interchangeable.They do not belong in the same sentence without care, …
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Black American History Lesson: What Happened to the First Private Black School for Girls in Connecticut?
I hope that these last few weeks have taught us to take history as a tool for learning lessons …..for everyone. Education is never a “scam”. The price may be …
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Black History Month Means Honoring the Humanity of the Women Who Loved Us Here (Musical Playlist Included)
by TGJPby TGJPupdated from 2/2/ 2025 Without Black women, the miracles of Black history would not be possible. So much of who I am, I owe to the women …
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Your Body Knows the Truth: Letting Survivors Define Abuse and Violation
You are seen. You are heard. Survivors are speaking in this moment.And when they speak, something important shifts. Not toward labels. Not toward debates.Not toward protecting identities that were never …
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Reshona Landfair: Jane Doe in R. Kelly’s sex tape reclaims name and shares her story
Adults. Adults can either create safety or harm. We play a hand in upholding abusers and harmers of children. A larger part than we want to admit. Not just in …