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Category: Womanism/Feminism

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Women Who Menstruate Have Every Right to Speak with Authority on Periods
Female Civil Rights, Female Health

Women Who Menstruate Have Every Right to Speak with Authority on Periods

TGJP July 23, 2023
    Women have every right to speak with authority abo [...]
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The Historic Demand from White  Women for Black Women’s Labor: “Legalization”
Black Women, Female Health

The Historic Demand from White Women for Black Women’s Labor: “Legalization”

TGJP January 6, 2023
    It has always been this way.     [...]
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When the Mourning Is Selective: A Reflection on Silence, Justice, and Sacred Courage(audio version included)
Abuse of Power, Audio

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

TGJP May 9, 2022
updated from 2022 LISTEN HERE Black women also experience sign [...]
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WE Survive Abuse: Adenomyosis Awareness Month
Disabilities, Disability and Chronic Illness

WE Survive Abuse: Adenomyosis Awareness Month

TGJP April 6, 2022
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Affirmation:  I Am My Own Unique Self-Special, Creative, and Wonderful
affirmation, Affirmations

Affirmation: I Am My Own Unique Self-Special, Creative, and Wonderful

TGJP April 27, 2016
updated for 2025 ✨ Affirmation: I Am My Own Unique Self I am my [...]
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Whispered Civil Rights Movement Secrets: Fannie Lou Hamer the Truth Teller
Advocates/Activists, Black Women

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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Erin Justice: The Worst That Could Happen
Black femicide

Erin Justice: The Worst That Could Happen

updated from May 31, 2023   Women and girls do not always survive rape.   Erin Justice was a teen being jointl [...]
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Lawrence on the lesson of the Platner campaign: Always wait for the vetting
DECEPTION

Lawrence on the lesson of the Platner campaign: Always wait for the vetting

  We must have wisdom in our voting and political process. We live in a society that hungers for things adjacent to the new and the yo [...]
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The Language of Women’s Freedom: Feminophobia
Womanism/Feminism

The Language of Women’s Freedom: Feminophobia

For generations, women have been told they were imagining "it." You can fill in the blank for millions of untold "it" things. "If you sp [...]
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You Are Not a Hero to Women for Teaching Men They are Entitled to Women’s Spaces (podcast episode)
female health civil rights

You Are Not a Hero to Women for Teaching Men They are Entitled to Women’s Spaces (podcast episode)

What does it really mean to protect women? And who gets to decide when a woman's safety concerns are "serious enough" to matter? In this epis [...]
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They’d Say You Asked For It: The Cost of a Woman’s Truth in a World That Loves a Lie
Rape

They’d Say You Asked For It: The Cost of a Woman’s Truth in a World That Loves a Lie

When you watch Thelma & Louise, you aren’t just watching a movie; you’re watching a masterclass in how society sets up a trap for a woman [...]
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Power Dynamics and Homicide: Examining the Chiquita Tate Case
Abuse

Power Dynamics and Homicide: Examining the Chiquita Tate Case

This is a tragic ending to a beautiful and bright light that challenges a lot of myths about domestic violence only occurring in relationships [...]
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The World Has Studied Women’s Reactions More Than Men’s Actions
Women's Rights

The World Has Studied Women’s Reactions More Than Men’s Actions

The people carrying the pain and the burdens are often the people least heard Those with the most protection do not get to dictate the survival c [...]
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Consent Is Freedom: A Woman’s Right to Belong to Herself
Civil Rights & Social Justice

Consent Is Freedom: A Woman’s Right to Belong to Herself

Affirmation: My body belongs to me. My voice matters. My boundaries are worthy of respect. I do not have to surrender my comfort, safety, or [...]
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How Many Times Must Women Be Told They Noticed Too Soon?
Violence Against Women

How Many Times Must Women Be Told They Noticed Too Soon?

    They think that we are stupid. .... I'm going to keep this brief because it is simple. Sometimes when people attempt to m [...]
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Women Are Not Small Men: How Sex-Based Disparities Are Still Impacting Women
Black Women

Women Are Not Small Men: How Sex-Based Disparities Are Still Impacting Women

A woman's body is not simply a smaller version of a man's body. We are not nonmen with bonus accessories. We are a distinct sex class. They de [...]
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