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Category: Violence Against Women

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10 Facts about Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls
child safety, Culture

10 Facts about Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls

TGJP April 17, 2024
  10 Facts About MMIWG by Tonya GJ Prince&nbsp [...]
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Pimps Are Always Bad: The Unseen Ways Men Traffic and Exploit Women
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Pimps Are Always Bad: The Unseen Ways Men Traffic and Exploit Women

TGJP January 16, 2024
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When the Mourning Is Selective: A Reflection on Silence, Justice, and Sacred Courage(audio version included)
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When the Mourning Is Selective: A Reflection on Silence, Justice, and Sacred Courage(audio version included)

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updated from 2022LISTEN HEREBlack women also experience sign [...]
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Whispered Civil Rights Movement Secrets: Fannie Lou Hamer the Truth Teller
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Whispered Civil Rights Movement Secrets: Fannie Lou Hamer the Truth Teller

TGJP February 1, 2016
There are people—loud and determined—who would have you believe [...]
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Calling Women “Hateful” for Wanting Safety Is Abuse Dressed in Decorum
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Calling Women “Hateful” for Wanting Safety Is Abuse Dressed in Decorum

updated from June 3 2025 Let’s name this for what it is: When politicians, media figures, or public influencers call women “hateful” for expressin [...]
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10 Dangerous Beliefs That Have Harmed Women Around the World
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10 Dangerous Beliefs That Have Harmed Women Around the World

  updated from April 8 2025 Some lies don’t look like lies.They wear the clothing of “tradition,” “culture,” “love,” or “femininity.”But if you [...]
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We Cannot Keep Telling Women to Be More Accommodating While Warning Them That Manipulation Is Becoming Harder to Detect
Female Health and Safety

We Cannot Keep Telling Women to Be More Accommodating While Warning Them That Manipulation Is Becoming Harder to Detect

Something strange is happening in the advice women are being given.We are living through an extraordinary period of sophisticated fraud. Gover [...]
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What Does a Person’s Sex Have to Do with Safety?
Female Civil Rights

What Does a Person’s Sex Have to Do with Safety?

In the real world, on this planet we live on, the female-sexed body may have to navigate menstruation, pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding, sexual vu [...]
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The Dangerous Man Does Not Always Look the Way We Were Told
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The Dangerous Man Does Not Always Look the Way We Were Told

When violence against women becomes visible as a pattern, men who possess some socially valued characteristic have repeatedly had an avenue for saying [...]
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It’s Easier This Way: When Avoiding His Reaction Starts Shrinking Your Life
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It’s Easier This Way: When Avoiding His Reaction Starts Shrinking Your Life

“It’s easier this way” can sound like a small decision. Let him choose the restaurant. Don't bring that subject up tonight. Invite the relative who al [...]
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Something About That Bothered Me: 10 Early Manipulation Tactics to Know
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Something About That Bothered Me: 10 Early Manipulation Tactics to Know

As an advocate, you find that women are often relieved to talk with someone about the "red flags" we might ignore because we aren't sure whether we're [...]
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7 Black Canadian Women Who Fought for Women’s Rights and Changed History
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7 Black Canadian Women Who Fought for Women’s Rights and Changed History

There are women whose names become monuments, and there are women whose work becomes the floor somebody else gets to stand on.Black Canadian women [...]
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Jane Nardal Was Writing About Black Internationalism in Paris in 1928
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Jane Nardal Was Writing About Black Internationalism in Paris in 1928

Her name was Jeanne Nardal.Most people came to know her as Jane.She was born in Martinique on August 1, 1902, one of seven daughters in the re [...]
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When Women Have Had Enough: The Women of Kasturba Nagar
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When Women Have Had Enough: The Women of Kasturba Nagar

There is a dangerous mistake societies make about women. They mistake endurance for endlessness.A woman survives something on Monday, gets up [...]
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