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, by HELMORE Edward, SALAM Erum
Advocates for survivors of domestic violence found little to celebrate in the course of the trial or its outcome
In one of the most famous and public trials between a divorced couple to date, all eyes were on Johnny Depp and Amber Heard – two Hollywood actors once in love, claiming the other (…)
, by LEVIN Sam
Chelsea Becker, prosecuted for murder after her stillbirth, spent 16 months in jail: ‘Why did the hospital call police?’
On 4 November 2019, TV stations across California blasted Chelsea Becker’s photo on their news editions. The “search was on” for a “troubled” 25-year-old woman wanted for (…)
, by DONEGAN Moira
The backlash to #Me Too has long been under way. But this feels like a tipping point
In text messages to friends, Johnny Depp fantasized about murdering his then-wife, the actress Amber Heard. “I will fuck her burnt corpse afterwards to make sure she’s dead,” Depp wrote. In other texts, he (…)
, par Collective / Multiple signers
CANCEL KAVANAUGH. WALK OUT AGAINST PATRIARCHY. WE ARE SURVIVORS, BELIEVE US.
Join a National Walkout from all work, waged and unwaged, on Thursday, October 4 at 4:00 pm to protest the appointment of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
In the wake of Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination and (…)
, by MAASS Alan, SCHULTE Elizabeth
The Senate hearings on Brett Kavanaugh have transformed U.S. politics. Elizabeth Schulte and Alan Maass look at the fight to come and what our side has to do now.
LAST THURSDAY in Washington, D.C., was a collision of two worlds: Their world of power and arrogant privilege ran head-on into (…)
, by SCHULTE Elizabeth
Many things can spark a wildfire, but it’s what happens afterward that determines whether that fire will rage. In the case of the #MeToo campaign, the dozens of women who stepped forward to talk about their experiences of having been sexually assaulted by Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was (…)
, by PETTY Leia, ROESCH Jennifer, SCHULTE Elizabeth
The latest example of the power of #MeToo moment came at this year’s Golden Globe Awards, as celebrities wore black to stand in solidarity with survivors of sexual abuse and assault, and presenters and honorees alike spoke out about the violence and discrimination women face. Actors brought (…)
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