Category: Online Abuse/Predators
When Black Women Say No: The Punishment Is Public
"If I canât have her love, Iâll go to war against her peace"
Some m [...]
đš Silence Isnât Neutral. Itâs Permission.
Letâs talk about the men who say:
âI donât get involved in drama.ââ [...]
Performative Allyship: When the Applause Is Louder Than the Protection
Thereâs a kind of allyship that shows up only when the lights are on.W [...]
Respect Is Supposed to Be MutualâBut Women Know Better
Respect is supposed to be mutual.But you wouldnât know that if you lis [...]
The Real Fallout of Ignoring Womenâs Warnings
When women speak, we are not guessing.We are remembering.We are conne [...]
Your Self-Righteousness Will Not End Domestic Violence
So you were âright.âYou âsaw the signs.âYou âtold her he wasnât good.â [...]
Once You Know, Youâre Responsible for the Truth
Coercive Sex Trafficking Isnât Hidden. Weâve Just Been Taught Not to [...]
Coercive Sex Trafficking: What People Donât Understand
That line is more fragile than people think.
Too many people in the [...]
There Is No Bad Day to Tell the Truth
To every Survivor who has ever hesitated, second-guessed, or swallowed [...]
Perpetrator Fragility: When He Fears Exposure More Than Reflection
Perpetrator fragility is a concept used to describe how individualsâmo [...]