Grieving the Murder of a Friend
It isn’t just my own loss that fills me with rage for the man who said he loved her and then held her down while he tore the breath from her body.
It isn’t just my own loss that fills me with rage for the man who said he loved her and then held her down while he tore the breath from her body.
Yet I’ve met so many amazing people on my journey – survivors, allies and advocates – who are changing things in their own way in their own circles. Their stories buoy me. The Domestic...
Culture / feminism / history / women
by Tirza · Published September 14, 2018 · Last modified November 5, 2019
“Quick! Grab her!” The woman was pulled from the river, battered and bruised from the treacherous rapids. Nearly drowned, she gasped for breath. But before she could get more help the rescuers were back...
Policy / Relationships / women
by Guest Post · Published February 16, 2018 · Last modified February 21, 2018
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