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Posts Tagged ‘Violence’

4 Ways To Support People Who Are Survivors Of Sexual Assault

By Kim Tran | December 14, 2017

The reality is that survivors are often faced with individual opposition, disbelief and institutional hurdles when they come out.

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Here’s How We Can Center Queer & Trans Survivors In The #MeToo Movement

By Neesha Powell | November 29, 2017

I pray that queer and trans survivors aren’t left behind — our voices deserve to be front and center in the movement as much any other survivor.

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5 Transformative Justice Experts On What We Should Do With ‘Sexual Predators’ In Our Communities

By Kim Tran | November 16, 2017

There is no one way to do TJ — it looks different because communities are different, geography is different, violence is different

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Climate Change is Intensifying Gentrification — Here’s How

By Maya Lewis | October 27, 2017

Climate gentrification is when marginalized communities are displaced by factors related to climate change — both environmental and manmade.

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Why I Didn’t Call The Cops When I Saw A Teen With A Gun

By Bellamy Shoffner | October 9, 2017

In a country with alarming rates of police brutality against Black people, the wrong thing to do can feel like the right thing to do.

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