I’ll tell you this. What I admire about J.K. Rowling is that, no matter how often people threaten or slur her, she won’t back down. No matter how much wealth …
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Speaking About Racism Is Not the Same as Causing It
There is a misunderstanding about race that we need to clear up. Somehow, the person who speaks openly about racism can become the person accused of creating division. But speaking …
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12 Powerful Lessons from “The Hooters Murders Deadly Shift”: What We Must Do Better to Protect Women
There is something deeply troubling about watching a documentary about murdered women and realizing how many of the dangers they faced extend far beyond the places where they worked. Oxygen’s …
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Miss Evers’ Boys: Not Everyone Who Helps You Feel Comfortable Is Helping You Stay Safe
The Survival Lesson in Miss Evers’ Boys One of the hardest lessons we learn about human behavior is that people don’t have to seem evil to participate in something harmful. …
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Chief Theresa Kachindamoto Did Not Wait for More Girls to Be Harmed. She Took Action.
It isn’t hard for leaders to protect girls, but they have to act. To whom much is given, much is expected. We gotta start expecting more from leaders when it …
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When Did You Decide That Female Human Beings Are Not Even Worthy of Having a Word to Describe Themselves?
by TGJPby TGJPupdated from February 8, 2024 When Did Women Lose the Right to Name Ourselves? Female erasure is hardly a new concept. For generations, societies have treated the birth of a …
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Tina Turner Survived Through Hell and NOTHING About That is Funny
by TGJPby TGJPupdated from November 8 2024 elink.io | See Original
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đź–¤ 12 Ways Black Women Are Harmed When Men Weaponize Oppressive Systems (video & audio)
đź–¤ 1. Demanding Grace While Denying Ours Black women are often expected to extend endless empathy, understanding, and forgiveness—especially to Black men navigating racism, trauma, or systemic stress. But when …
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When Blackness Is Clear but Womanhood Becomes a Debate: A Question for Black Leaders
When you are a woman—an adult female human being who has overlapping disabilities that all intersect with being a woman—it gets extremely challenging to keep hearing your existence trivialized. I’m …
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Growing Up as a Girl: What Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s 2017 Controversy Confirmed for Me About Women’s Voices
If someone can convince you that speaking about mistreatment is worse than the mistreatment itself, they have found a powerful way to protect those responsible. In 2017, when Chimamanda Ngozi …