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Aug 06
2008

Sarah's Inn to offer domestic violence training.

Posted by Infogal in ViolenceChicagoland

woman and childSarah's Inn is an oasis for women and their families who are suffering through domestic violence. Located in Oak Park and the Austin neighborhood in Chicago, Sarah's Inn offers services to many near west communities.

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May 12
2008

Damned Feminists - Damned Welfare Moms - Damned Equal Rights. How I survived being a woman.

Posted by Infogal in ViolenceSexism and Society

Angela HaydenBy Angela Hayden

Where do you think you are? In America? Some men believe its a pain in the ass for women to want equal rights. Hell, my mama raised five kids on her own after my drunken, abusive father left. He broke her nose twice and nearly killed me. She didn't have time to think about being a feminist. She was just a poor woman trying to survive in our society.

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Oct 07
2007

Rape Awareness Program Under Fire at the University of Maryland

Posted by Infogal in ViolenceUS Feminist MovementSexism and Society

For the past 17 years, students at the University of Maryland have participated in a rape awareness program where victims and advocates against sexual violence hang T-shirts along a huge clothesline on campus. Some victims also write the names of their assailants on their shirts.

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Sep 11
2007

Robin Morgan on the September 11, 2001 Attacks

Posted by Infogal in ViolenceGlobal Feminism

A day after the September 11, 2001 attacks, feminist writer Robin Morgan sent out this letter from her home in Greenwich Village, NYC not far from where the Twin Towers had once stood.

On this anniversary of the attacks, we thought it appropriate to republish her original letter. We also recommend her book The Demon Lover, which is one of the best explanations of terrorism available.

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