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The Eye of the Child Sexual Abuse Survivor: A Black Man Takes the Mic
Advocates/Activists, Boys of Color

The Eye of the Child Sexual Abuse Survivor: A Black Man Takes the Mic

TGJP September 8, 2015
It is my honor to highlight the words of author Tremayne Moore a [...]
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Did You Hear the Joke about Blue Ivy, Brown Girls & Sexual Abuse? ME NEITHER
Celebrity/Fame, Child sexual abuse

Did You Hear the Joke about Blue Ivy, Brown Girls & Sexual Abuse? ME NEITHER

TGJP August 18, 2015
updated from August 2015 People often assume that if you’re bol [...]
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Letter from an Angry Survivor of Sexual Violence about this Bill Cosby Tragedy
Advocates/Activists, Celebrity/Fame

Letter from an Angry Survivor of Sexual Violence about this Bill Cosby Tragedy

TGJP July 7, 2015
7/7/2015 Tonight I am angry.    That isn't my default setting t [...]
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The Hideous Scars of Child Sexual Abuse: Self Doubt
Advocates/Activists, Child sexual abuse

The Hideous Scars of Child Sexual Abuse: Self Doubt

TGJP July 2, 2015
Self-doubt.  I think that one reason that some people can't unde [...]
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Mail Order Domestic Violence
Doing Better, Domestic Violence

Mail Order Domestic Violence

TGJP July 2, 2015
(revised from original post 7/1/15) After the RiceLila marrie [...]
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5 Reasons Why the Silence Around Abuse Isn't Golden
Child sexual violence, Public Speaking

5 Reasons Why the Silence Around Abuse Isn't Golden

TGJP July 2, 2015
They say "silence is golden".  No, it isn't, it's tarni [...]
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5 Reasons Why the Silence Around Abuse Isn't Golden
Child sexual violence, Public Speaking

5 Reasons Why the Silence Around Abuse Isn't Golden

TGJP July 2, 2015
They say "silence is golden".  No, it isn't, it's tarni [...]
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How We Villainize Black Women Who Disagree with Males, Violence, & Abuse: C. Delores Tucker
Advocates/Activists

How We Villainize Black Women Who Disagree with Males, Violence, & Abuse: C. Delores Tucker

 How We Villainize Black Women Who Disagree with Males C Delores Tucker updated from March 21 2022  Th [...]
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The Blurry Woman: How Society “Forgets” the Definition the Moment We Ask for Rights
Womanism/Feminism

The Blurry Woman: How Society “Forgets” the Definition the Moment We Ask for Rights

When she is a target for control or harm. Forced Sterilization (The Global Eugenics Playbook): From the targeted sterilization of Indigenous [...]
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When a Child’s Daily Life Is the First Warning
Children

When a Child’s Daily Life Is the First Warning

  It is important to remember that in domestic violence relationships, children are victims too. Children, especially girl children, a [...]
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Our History Teaches Us to Protect What Remains
Black Women

Our History Teaches Us to Protect What Remains

"If you are silent about your pain, they'll kill you and say you enjoyed it."- Zora Neale Hurston There comes a point when 'share everything' [...]
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What Women Are Still Waiting to Hear (podcast episode)
Abuse of Power

What Women Are Still Waiting to Hear (podcast episode)

Why won't they say our names? In an era when nearly every issue has a spokesperson, why do so many women and girls feel u [...]
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The Standard Was Always Male. For the Girls, It’s Time We Said That Out Loud.
Girls

The Standard Was Always Male. For the Girls, It’s Time We Said That Out Loud.

Either non-verifiable gender ID reigns, and men are advantaged (AGAIN) while women are displaced(AGAIN), or verifi [...]
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The New Rules of Manipulation: 12 Things Every Woman and Girl Should Know
Manipulation

The New Rules of Manipulation: 12 Things Every Woman and Girl Should Know

Much of today's manipulation no longer looks openly threatening. It often arrives looking compassionate, progressive, emotionally intelligent, [...]
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Janet Jackson: They Watched Her Body. They Missed Her Mastery.
Celebrity/Fame

Janet Jackson: They Watched Her Body. They Missed Her Mastery.

They don't know us like that, they don't regard us as human beings, but they continue to be regarded as the experts and leaders of us. How biz [...]
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When Respect Becomes Language Control: Who Decides What Women Are Allowed to Say?
Women's Rights

When Respect Becomes Language Control: Who Decides What Women Are Allowed to Say?

So today we are in the state of Washington because their Department of Corrections has interesting policies that impact women. Language con [...]
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They Are Still Calling Us “Hysterical” and “Stupid” Online on the Sly
Abuse of Power

They Are Still Calling Us “Hysterical” and “Stupid” Online on the Sly

There are a lot of accounts online that are mostly female-oriented content. The avatars are women. Most of the shared content is feminist, rad [...]
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