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American Violet and the Fight to Remain the Expert on Your Own Life
Media Club/Media WE Love, Abuse of Power

American Violet and the Fight to Remain the Expert on Your Own Life

Tonya GJ Prince June 19, 2026
  Control rarely begins with chains. It often begins wit [...]
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E. Lynn Harris: The Visionary Black Author Who Gave Us Stories We’d Never Seen—But Always Needed
Abuse, BOOK

E. Lynn Harris: The Visionary Black Author Who Gave Us Stories We’d Never Seen—But Always Needed

Tonya GJ Prince June 14, 2026
Long before mainstream platforms embraced diverse stories, he [...]
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Lena Baker: The Innocent Woman America Executed | True Story of Injustice and Too Little, Too Late Apology
Violation, Abuse

Lena Baker: The Innocent Woman America Executed | True Story of Injustice and Too Little, Too Late Apology

Tonya GJ Prince June 2, 2026
 You [...]
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We Don’t Close Doors Around Here: When Women’s Privacy Becomes Negotiable, Women Are in Danger (w/affirmations)
Abuse, Affirmations

We Don’t Close Doors Around Here: When Women’s Privacy Becomes Negotiable, Women Are in Danger (w/affirmations)

Tonya GJ Prince May 5, 2026
Living in the West is not what makes a woman safe.Priva [...]
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She Lied to Herself First: How Women Protect Harmful Men—And Turn on Other Women
Abuse

She Lied to Herself First: How Women Protect Harmful Men—And Turn on Other Women

 updated from June 7, 2025 There’s a quiet lie that echoes through many women’s lives.A lie whispered in silence. Repeated in prayer. Spoken with e [...]
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“Why Do Her Posts Always Seem to Reassure Men, Not Women?”
Body safety

“Why Do Her Posts Always Seem to Reassure Men, Not Women?”

updated from Dec. 13 2025First of all, before I say anything else, for your own survival, believe her. You are growing awareness of who benefits f [...]
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10 Clear Signs He Doesn’t Respect You (And What Survivors Must Know About the Programming That Keeps Us Silent)
Womanism/Feminism

10 Clear Signs He Doesn’t Respect You (And What Survivors Must Know About the Programming That Keeps Us Silent)

 updated from Sep 28, 2025  Survival is one type of strength. Healing is another. We heal the things we never should have had to survive in the fir [...]
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Risk Doesn’t Rise by Accident—What Happens When Care is Uneven for Black Women
Abuse of Power

Risk Doesn’t Rise by Accident—What Happens When Care is Uneven for Black Women

Risk for harm grows where care is uneven.And for Black women, care has never been evenly given.Healthcare didn’t listen. Domestic violence se [...]
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The Burden of Blindness: How Systems Force Us to Ignore Our Own Reality
Culture

The Burden of Blindness: How Systems Force Us to Ignore Our Own Reality

I have been talking about "institutional betrayal" and women and I wanted to acknowledge Dr. Jennifer Freyd who is credited with coining the p [...]
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A Right You Cannot Define Is a Right You Cannot Defend
Boundaries

A Right You Cannot Define Is a Right You Cannot Defend

 She demonstrated wisdom across a lifetime. She died a wise woman. And still people took advantage of her and her people. She Was Wise. They Broke [...]
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The Dangerous Person Is Always the Most “Interesting” Person in the Room
Abuse of Power

The Dangerous Person Is Always the Most “Interesting” Person in the Room

I will help build a culture where doing good is interesting again.There were so many morally bankrupt and inhumane comments about Jason Arday on s [...]
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Wait… If Race Is Socially Constructed, Why Doesn’t Racial Identity Depend on How You Feel?
Civil Rights & Social Justice

Wait… If Race Is Socially Constructed, Why Doesn’t Racial Identity Depend on How You Feel?

They tell me that I have despised being told what to do since I was a baby. I LOVE learning. Those are two different things, and sometimes, depending [...]
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13 Alarming Global Signs Life is Getting More Dangerous for Women and Girls (Audio/Podcast)
Audio

13 Alarming Global Signs Life is Getting More Dangerous for Women and Girls (Audio/Podcast)

For generations, women fought to move the line forward: toward safety, freedom, education, economic independence, bodily autonomy, and the right to mo [...]
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When Is a Woman’s “No” Not Considered a Form of Hate?
Abuse

When Is a Woman’s “No” Not Considered a Form of Hate?

Her name was Marzieh Nieri. She was 23 years old.Marzieh said she fought back when a man attempted to sexually assault her. The man died from his [...]
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