Oppression against women does not always disappear when women make progress. Many times, it changes its language, changes its costume, and finds a new way to stay in control. …
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This Is No Time for a Victory Lap: 35 Modern Dangers Women Are Still Being Pushed to Tolerate
Remember that race where the person winning started celebrating ….but forgot to officially cross the finish line and win the race? And then the person in second place came …
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Valaida Snow: The Black American Jazz Star Caught in Nazi-Occupied Europe
There are some women history remembers only halfway. It remembers the stage, but not the wound. It remembers the gown, but not the prison. It remembers the applause, but not …
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Why Black Women Stay So Careful When We Are in Distress
It shattered me that as Cherrie Moore was being punched in the face by a maniacal madman police officer, she was trying to reassure and comfort the maniacal madman police …
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When Others Ignore Your Pain: Why You Must Not Abandon Your Own Story
Listen to her side of this tragic story. She begins with the pastoral picture: open spaces, animals, flowers, fields. It sounds like memory softened by sunlight. Then you notice who …
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Stop Debating Women Into Danger: Saying You Care Is Not the Same as Protecting Women
When men debate whether women deserve safety, they are not having a conversation. They are auditioning for authority over women’s boundaries. The year is 2026. Violence against women is …
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Because I Don’t Want To: The Power of Women’s Final Answer
updated from April 19, 2025 There is a battle still being fought—quietly, daily, in the hearts, homes, and conversations of women across the world. A battle for a basic, sacred …
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Why Is It Always Supposed to Be Feminists’ Job to End Rape? (FAQ Style)
Women are not responsible for fixing every wound the world refuses to face. When people talk about ending rape, sexual violence, and rape culture, one group often gets handed …
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The Bench at Maple and Ninth: When Men Decide Whether Women Get Boundaries (audio)
In this episode of We Survive Abuse, we step into a modern fable about a simple bench, a tired woman, and a town that does not realize it is watching …
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Della Reese, Medical Racism, and Why Black Patients Fight to Be Heard
Della Reese was not unknown. She was not invisible to the public. She was already famous. Already gifted. Already seasoned. Already a woman people welcomed into their …