(she reads a lot of web and passes a lot of remarks, so she does.)
She remains anonymous by choice. She values her privacy above all. She lives alone and never married. She attends daily Mass. She will never again […]
Continue reading »The author of this piece prefers to remain anonymous. Rape. I always felt like it was going to be a case of when it happened […]
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#womenstories: Girlhood defined through the decades: stories from women age 18 to 80 – @vice From Vice. I’ve posted some of the stories from the […]
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TW, obviously. On melindatankardreist.com: “Brooke, 21, tells her story for the first time: Brooke, 21, survived a year of abuse at the hands of her […]
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It all started in August last year when Scott was approached by a local who told her about two women who were alleging that a […]
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Then, a month ago, she wrote and asked me what to do. She forwarded an email she had received from a senior colleague that opened, […]
Continue reading »What made this tweet different than all my other tweets (and please read that in your best Passover Seder voice), is that in the last […]
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Below, read pre-Roe abortion stories collected from the Ms. Facebook page (and via msmagazine): “In 9th grade a good friend became pregnant by our AAU […]
Continue reading »The experience was one of many in my 20-year career that have made me feel awkward and conflicted about simply trying to do my job: […]
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Modern family. Piece by Jennifer Chen, in bust magazine. PDF of full piece is here.
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#womensstories: What a year of leading Britain’s first feminist political party has taught me – @sophierunning “[H]ow it feels to be totally, blissfully liberated from […]
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Although Grace had no way of knowing the exact dates she was incarcerated in isolation, she says this is one of the reasons why her […]
Continue reading »Cross-posted from: Ruth Jacobs, originally published: 19.11.14. A rainy night in Belfast. Cold and wet with a wind whipping round the corners of the barren […]
Continue reading »Kathmandu celebrated an early Deepawali this year as inhabitants took to the streets on September 20th to welcome the new constitution. Celebrations were definitely in […]
Continue reading »Throughout Southeast Asia, hundreds of women environmental activists have been jailed, attacked and defamed as threats to “national security”. They remain without adequate resources, protection […]
Continue reading »The long-term impacts of war in conflict affected areas can have seemingly ever-lasting effects that are passed down from generation to generation. Families are uprooted […]
Continue reading »I stepped on to the train and assumed my usual corner seat, the one right at the front with a little table. Within a minute […]
Continue reading »A woman has spoken for the first time about the “five weeks of torture” she went through while waiting for her unborn baby to die […]
Continue reading »My 13-year-old daughter and I went to see Jane Eyre at the National Theatre on the South Bank, a few weeks ago. It was a […]
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gospelofthekingdom: On this day, in 1897, the world gained a radical treasure. According to Time Hop, I’ve posted about Dorothy Day for the last 6 […]
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