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19 James Baldwin Truths and Affirmations That Still Strengthen the Human Spirit (on audio)
Audio, Advocates/Activists

19 James Baldwin Truths and Affirmations That Still Strengthen the Human Spirit (on audio)

Tonya GJ Prince February 15, 2026
Latest episode of WESurviveAbusePodcast.com 19 James Baldwin Trut [...]
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Stop Calling Children “Underage Women”: How Language Is Used to Soften Harm Against Girls
Abuse of Power, Body safety

Stop Calling Children “Underage Women”: How Language Is Used to Soften Harm Against Girls

Tonya GJ Prince February 2, 2026
No. We are not doing that word-washing anymore. Not aft [...]
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Own the Narrative: The Power of Storytelling Against Epistemicide
Advocates/Activists, affirmation

Own the Narrative: The Power of Storytelling Against Epistemicide

Tonya GJ Prince March 2, 2025
In a world where algorithms dictate whose voices are heard and whose [...]
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Journal Prompts: Listening to Ourselves and Respecting Other Women’s Boundaries
Boundaries, Female Health

Journal Prompts: Listening to Ourselves and Respecting Other Women’s Boundaries

TGJP January 20, 2025
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My Mom Threatened to Make Me Into the Next Sonya Massey by N3VLYNNN
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My Mom Threatened to Make Me Into the Next Sonya Massey by N3VLYNNN

TGJP August 5, 2024
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She Was 19 When Her Boss Began Sexually Pursuing Her. Her Fight Changed the Workplace for Every Woman Who Came After.
Women's Rights

She Was 19 When Her Boss Began Sexually Pursuing Her. Her Fight Changed the Workplace for Every Woman Who Came After.

Mechelle Vinson was nineteen when she walked into a Washington, D.C., savings bank and began working as a teller-trainee in 1974. She worked hard, lea [...]
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We Keep Asking Women to Be Kinder. Who Is Asking Why Men Are Not Kinder?
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We Keep Asking Women to Be Kinder. Who Is Asking Why Men Are Not Kinder?

Someone on X.com said these wise words:One of patriarchy’s hidden rules is that men have a right to feel good about themselves. The golden rul [...]
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Does “Adult Human Female” Reduce Women to Biology? No. Here’s What Reductionism Actually Means
Women

Does “Adult Human Female” Reduce Women to Biology? No. Here’s What Reductionism Actually Means

Human dignity doesn't require pretending our characteristics don't exist. What is reductionism? Imagine you have a best friend named Maya. Ma [...]
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Solidarity is Reciprocal: Black American Women Are Allowed to Ask What Comes Back Across the Bridge (podcast episode)
Audio

Solidarity is Reciprocal: Black American Women Are Allowed to Ask What Comes Back Across the Bridge (podcast episode)

 Where did people get this bizarre idea that solidarity doesn't require respect and reciprocity...at a minimum?If you are able, you defin [...]
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She Burned Her Writing for J.D. Salinger: Claire Douglas and the Cost of Disappearing for Love (podcast ep)
Audio/Podcast

She Burned Her Writing for J.D. Salinger: Claire Douglas and the Cost of Disappearing for Love (podcast ep)

Before Claire Douglas became J.D. Salinger’s twenty-one-year-old wife, she was a Radcliffe student with writing of her own—short stories, plays and es [...]
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Taylor Townsend Was No. 1 in the World at 16. They Still Told Her Her Body Was the Problem.
Teens

Taylor Townsend Was No. 1 in the World at 16. They Still Told Her Her Body Was the Problem.

Taylor Townsend was sixteen years old and already the No. 1 junior girl in the world.She had won the Australian Open junior singles title, collect [...]
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The Sylvia Plath Story Many Women Never Heard: Domestic Violence, Suicide and the Suffering We May Be Missing
Domestic Violence

The Sylvia Plath Story Many Women Never Heard: Domestic Violence, Suicide and the Suffering We May Be Missing

I thought I knew Sylvia Plath. I swear I did. I mean how you "know" a person you study. I liked her work, and time and again I answered college-level [...]
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If You Love Us, Why Are You Fighting for the Right to Hurt Us?
Black Women

If You Love Us, Why Are You Fighting for the Right to Hurt Us?

 Harm does not always arrive announcing itself as hatred. Sometimes it comes smiling, agreeing with 80 percent of what you say, and spending the remai [...]
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How Many Families Will Be Missing This Holiday Season? 10 Questions We Cannot Afford to Stop Asking (w/stats and sources)
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How Many Families Will Be Missing This Holiday Season? 10 Questions We Cannot Afford to Stop Asking (w/stats and sources)

I'm actually tired of seeing articles whining about women not being nicer to men from mainstream publications, as we see videos and articles of women [...]
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Before Black German Feminism Had a Name, Fasia Jansen Was Already Fighting
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Before Black German Feminism Had a Name, Fasia Jansen Was Already Fighting

What does political resistance look like when the movement that might have named your experience does not yet exist? What happens when you live a poli [...]
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