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Special Issue: EXTINCTION - Sonora Review
Special Issue: EXTINCTION - Sonora Review
Introduction to Special Issue | Amalia Clarice Mora The theme of this special issue was inspired, in part, by a late night Google search a few years ago. Amidst growing conversation in the United States and the world over about sexual violence and domestic abuse, I lay awake thinking about growing up a girl. The leering, catcalling, groping. Being taken advantage of at a party, being valued for beauty or ridiculed for ugliness. Worshiped for our parts, reduced to our things, to things ourselves. Dreading the meeting where our opinions are undermined, the birthdays that mark us as past an
·sonorareview.com·
Special Issue: EXTINCTION - Sonora Review
#MeToo, 4 years in: ‘I’d like to think now, we are believed’
#MeToo, 4 years in: ‘I’d like to think now, we are believed’
NEW YORK (AP) — To Charlotte Bennett, the new book that arrived at her Manhattan apartment this week — Anita Hill’s “Believing” — was more than just a look at gender violence. It was a dispatch from a fellow member of a very specific sisterhood — women who have come forward to describe misconduct they suffered at the hands of powerful men.
·apnews.com·
#MeToo, 4 years in: ‘I’d like to think now, we are believed’
#MeToo Movement’s Second Anniversary | Human Rights Watch
#MeToo Movement’s Second Anniversary | Human Rights Watch
The global #MeToo movement has sparked significant social, cultural, and legal change, but many challenges remain, Human Rights Watch said on the eve of the second anniversary of the #MeToo hashtag going viral on social media.
·hrw.org·
#MeToo Movement’s Second Anniversary | Human Rights Watch
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AP investigation: Women's prison fostered culture of abuse
AP investigation: Women's prison fostered culture of abuse
WASHINGTON (AP) — Inside one of the only federal women’s prisons in the United States, inmates say they have been subjected to rampant sexual abuse by correctional officers and even the warden, and were often threatened or punished when they tried to speak up.
·apnews.com·
AP investigation: Women's prison fostered culture of abuse
Challenge of archiving the #MeToo movement
Challenge of archiving the #MeToo movement
The Schlesinger Library’s #MeToo archive, which opened to researchers on July 1, captures the tweets, websites, and online articles that powered the movement.
·news.harvard.edu·
Challenge of archiving the #MeToo movement
Bill Cosby home from prison after court reverses sexual assault conviction
Bill Cosby home from prison after court reverses sexual assault conviction
Bill Cosby was freed from prison and returned home on Wednesday, less than two hours after Pennsylvania's highest court overturned his sexual assault conviction, saying he never should have faced charges after striking a non-prosecution deal with a previous district attorney more than 15 years ago.
·reuters.com·
Bill Cosby home from prison after court reverses sexual assault conviction
On House floor, Dem women call out abusive treatment by men
On House floor, Dem women call out abusive treatment by men
WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's outrage over a Republican lawmaker’s verbal assault broadened into an extraordinary moment on the House floor Thursday as she and other Democrats assailed a sexist culture of “accepting violence and violent language against women” whose adherents include President Donald Trump...
·apnews.com·
On House floor, Dem women call out abusive treatment by men
House Renews Violence Against Women Act, But Senate Hurdles Remain
House Renews Violence Against Women Act, But Senate Hurdles Remain
As a senator, President Biden played a key role in passing the landmark 1994 law, which he called "one of my proudest legislative achievements." It wasn't reauthorized in 2018 over partisan disputes.
·npr.org·
House Renews Violence Against Women Act, But Senate Hurdles Remain