Trigger warning: Discussing of domestic violence Note: In this I will be using female pronouns to discuss abuse victims and male pronouns to discuss perpetrators. However,
Guest Post by Louise. Louise [not her real name] is a BYU graduate, former stake leader, and mother of a large family with pioneer ancestry
It isn’t just my own loss that fills me with rage for the man who said he loved her and then held her down while
Yet I’ve met so many amazing people on my journey – survivors, allies and advocates – who are changing things in their own way in
“Quick! Grab her!” The woman was pulled from the river, battered and bruised from the treacherous rapids. Nearly drowned, she gasped for breath. But before
by L.A. Maya Angelou said, “When you know better, you do better.” I sat in front of my bishop, sobbing after sharing my secret. Cautiously,
Abuela was raised in a small pueblo just after the Mexican Revolution of Emiliano Zapata and Pancho Villa. Grandpa Angel, 16 years older than Abuela,
By Anya Tinajero Vega Co-founder of Mormonas Feministas. Convert of 19 years. Inquisitor, eternal student and daughter and granddaughter of exceptional women. To question is
By Kathy West I know someone in an abusive relationship. Chances are, you do, too. The day I discovered the extent of physical violence and
by mraynes Every month or so I’ll get a call from a friend or acquaintance asking me for information to help a loved one involved
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