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sexual violence

Femmostroppo Reader – March 15, 2010

by tigtog on March 16, 2010

in blogging

Femmostroppo Reader – December 1, 2009

by tigtog on December 1, 2009

in blogging

Femmostroppo Reader – November 19, 2009

by tigtog on November 19, 2009

in blogging

University colleges: nurturing a rape culture

by Mary on November 9, 2009

in Violence, education, gender & feminism

It’s not “sex”, it’s rape: teen girls and “unwanted sex”

by Lauredhel on October 15, 2009

in Violence, gender & feminism

Werribee rapist resurfaces from counselling with a musical boast

by Lauredhel on April 13, 2009

in Violence, gender & feminism, language, law & order

Brisbane Times FAIL: Forced child prostitution != lesbian sex romp.

by Lauredhel on March 30, 2009

in Violence, exploitation, gender & feminism, language, media

Call to Action on Violence against Women: Guest Hoyden Su

by Guest Hoyden on March 13, 2009

in Violence, gender & feminism, social change, social justice

Rape myths, rape myth acceptance, and community perceptions of victims of sexual violence

by tigtog on March 12, 2009

in Violence, gender & feminism, health, language, relationships, sexuality and health

Another sad story for the “It’s not sex, it’s rape.” file, by Guest Hoyden Slave2TehTink

by Guest Hoyden on March 7, 2009

in Violence, gender & feminism, law & order

Quickhit: Bettina Arndt, rape cheerleader

by Lauredhel on March 1, 2009

in Violence, gender & feminism

It’s not “sex”, it’s rape.

by Lauredhel on January 29, 2009

in Violence, gender & feminism, language, law & order

Reclaim The Night, 30 October (and thereabouts)

by Lauredhel on October 22, 2008

in Violence, activism/charity, gender & feminism, social change

Barriers to justice when rapists attack women with disabilities: new Australian report

by Lauredhel on October 3, 2008

in Violence, disability, exploitation, gender & feminism, language, law & order

Raped by elves

by Lauredhel on September 1, 2008

in Violence, books & writing, ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, language

MIA: long post in the works

by tigtog on August 25, 2008

in Violence, blogging, sexuality and health

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