by Lee Rossi | Apr 9, 2019 | Sexual Harassment / Assault / Abuse
Article by Angie Ricono KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) — A local family is joining the chorus of voices across the nation saying it’s time for a domestic violence database where people can look up repeat offenders. Right now, that does not exist. There are databases for...
by Lee Rossi | Apr 9, 2019 | Sexual Consent, Sexual Harassment / Assault / Abuse
Molly G. Fields is a grant writer, sometimes-cartoonist, activist and survivor. She is also the founder of SANSA (Survivors Against Normalizing Sexual Assault), a private forum on social media where survivors of sexual assault can share experiences, find support and...
by Lee Rossi | Apr 6, 2019 | Gender Inequality, International News of Relevance
Article by David Futrelle, editor, WeHuntedTheMammoth.com. The rising alt-right took many of the men’s rights activists’ most backward notions about women and worked them into their own hateful rhetoric. What is often overlooked in discussions of the paranoid...
by Lee Rossi | Apr 6, 2019 | Gender Inequality, International News of Relevance
Article by Zainab Mohammed Salih and Tom Wilson Jode Tariq, a slight 23-year-old with red hair extensions on her shorn head, has been arrested three times since street protests against Sudan’s strongman leader, Omar al-Bashir, started in December. On one occasion, her...
by Lee Rossi | Apr 6, 2019 | Sexual Harassment / Assault / Abuse
Article by Danielle Campoamor Public debates evaluating who should and should not be believed when it comes to sexual misconduct can have very personal consequences. The 2020 presidential election is just beginning, but for some survivors of sexual assault and...
