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Category: Women's Rights

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What the Olympic Boxing Debate Really Reveals About Gender, Power & Responsibility
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What the Olympic Boxing Debate Really Reveals About Gender, Power & Responsibility

TGJP August 2, 2024
updated 2025 You know what truly angers and frustrates me about thi [...]
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7 ridiculous rules women still face in 2021
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7 ridiculous rules women still face in 2021

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Rise Above Endo Gaslighting:Empowerment Through Endometriosis Awareness
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Rise Above Endo Gaslighting:Empowerment Through Endometriosis Awareness

TGJP April 23, 2024
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10 Facts about Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls
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10 Facts about Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls

TGJP April 17, 2024
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Women Who Menstruate Have Every Right to Speak with Authority on Periods
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Women Who Menstruate Have Every Right to Speak with Authority on Periods

TGJP July 23, 2023
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The Historic Demand from White  Women for Black Women’s Labor: “Legalization”
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The Historic Demand from White Women for Black Women’s Labor: “Legalization”

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WE Survive Abuse: Adenomyosis Awareness Month
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WE Survive Abuse: Adenomyosis Awareness Month

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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

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Talking about Tina Turner. We are going to talk about the purpose of humiliation in violence & abuse. AND talk some more about names & how people intending to do harm use names as a weapon. Tina Turner taught us lessons on the importance of names. Posting later today...
- https://wesurviveabuse.com/when-someone-tries-to-humiliate-you-and-take-your-name-two-abuse-tactics-survivors-should-know/

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🚨 Control of Language Is a Red Flag for Abuse—And Many Miss It
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🚨 Control of Language Is a Red Flag for Abuse—And Many Miss It

✦ by WeSurviveAbuse.com updated from May 24 2025 We’re taught to look for bruises, raised voices, or slammed doors.But the most dangerous form of abu [...]
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Misogynist Gaslighting: The Reversal That Keeps Women Unsafe
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Misogynist Gaslighting: The Reversal That Keeps Women Unsafe

Updated from June 8, 2025 No matter the group of men who disregard female humanity—who they like, who they don't like, what they like- the tactics [...]
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When Giving Up Women’s Rights Is Called Progress: 15 Questions Worth Asking
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When Giving Up Women’s Rights Is Called Progress: 15 Questions Worth Asking

 updated from March 23 2025There is a familiar pattern in history.Women organize. Women speak. Women document harm. Women build shelt [...]
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No Predator Has the Authority to Rename Violence As a “Right.”
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No Predator Has the Authority to Rename Violence As a “Right.”

updated from September 26 2025 Abusers call what they do to women and children by many names. They dress it up with lies, excuses, and false respec [...]
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The Subtle Signs a Man Likes Women’s Labor More Than Women Themselves
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The Subtle Signs a Man Likes Women’s Labor More Than Women Themselves

He only likes women in roles that benefit him.Mother. Lover. Helper. Muse. Nurse. Secretary. Emotional sponge. Cheerleader. Protector. O [...]
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Consent Beyond the Bedroom: Women’s Autonomy in Dating and Relationships
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Consent Beyond the Bedroom: Women’s Autonomy in Dating and Relationships

Consent is not only the right to say yes. It is the freedom to say no without punishment, persuasion, or a campaign to change your mind. Consent is n [...]
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Consent, Boundaries, Women’s Rights & Female Autonomy: What Every Woman Has the Right to Say No To
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Consent, Boundaries, Women’s Rights & Female Autonomy: What Every Woman Has the Right to Say No To

There are conversations we keep having because somewhere along the way, simple human freedoms became strangely difficult to say out loud.A woman c [...]
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If Every Man Gets to Ask Women Why They Said No, Where Does It End?
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If Every Man Gets to Ask Women Why They Said No, Where Does It End?

There is an age when "Why?" is one of the sweetest and most exhausting words in the English language.Why is the sky blue?Why do dogs bark?[...]
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Drug-Facilitated Rape: What Women Need to Know About Ketamine, Alcohol and Emerging Drugs
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Drug-Facilitated Rape: What Women Need to Know About Ketamine, Alcohol and Emerging Drugs

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College Women Need Layered Support: Never Make One Institution Your Entire Safety Plan
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College Women Need Layered Support: Never Make One Institution Your Entire Safety Plan

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