Black women have always been expected to endure harm quietly, yet blamed when we finally speak it plainly. The updates around Megan Thee Stallion remi
Black women have always been expected to endure harm quietly, yet blamed when we finally speak it plainly. The updates around Megan Thee Stallion remind us why naming the harm matters so much for us: because the harm finds us, hunts us, and tries to silence us first. When we tell the truth about what we’ve seen, felt, and survived, we are not stirring trouble—we are documenting reality.
And every time a Black woman stands firm in her truth, she widens the path for another Sister to step forward with clarity, dignity, and the power to protect herself.
We are learning from one another. There are still bloggers and other creators treating violence and abuse like “entertainment”.
BUT, still others are getting a more people to understand how deadly this path is.
Appreciation and gratitude to The Docket Diva for her victim sensitive and on point coverage. Looking forward to seeing more coverage from both you and Meghann Cuniff in the future. Hate the necessity of the cases but glad that you are there. Thank you.
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