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Taliban Halts Work at a Women’s Radio Station in Kabul
The Taliban’s Ministry of Information and Culture suspended the broadcasting licence  broadcasting licence of an only ...
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The Time for Mercy is Now: A Call for Mass Clemency for Incarcerated Women
Up to 90% of women sentenced to prisons in the US are survivors of sexual and physical violence, either in childhood, ...
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Beyond Valentine’s Day: The Love We Celebrate and the Abuse We Ignore
Expanding the definition of domestic violence is not about diluting its meaning; it’s about making it more accurate.
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Alex Madsen
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Natalie Holbrook Combs
Up to 90% of women sentenced to prisons in the US are survivors of sexual and physical violence, either in childhood, ...
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No Fault of Their Own: Why the Government Needs to Support Domestic Violence Survivors
Throughout history, infrastructure has been built for economic security, yet it is essential that systems and infrastructures ...
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A Tale of Three Universities: Accessibility in Higher Education
Thriving in college is hard. The US News and World Report reports that only 62% of American college students graduate from a university within six years’ time. The reasons range from academic to ...
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Polio: The End or the Beginning?
Can it be that what took years of research to create be undone by non-medical officials who have never stepped into a research laboratory? As we start the new year, it is useful to reflect on the ...
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Monumental Damage: The Lost Cause of the Confederacy
America must take a look at the ongoing racial violence and the monuments we build in service or resistance to it. Since the surrender of Robert E. Lee to Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Courthouse on ...