Advice Aunt Acid: On Unemployed Partners and Undisclosed Trauma
Aunt Acid advises a reader whose boyfriend is down about unemployment, and another who wonders how to tell her husband about past trauma.
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Health Beyond Surviving: On Sexual Violence, Moral Injury, and Jessica Jones
Jessica Glaser on 'Jessica Jones' and the concept of moral injury as it relates to survivors of sexual violence.
Health Supporting Survivors of Prison Rape
A yearly reminder from Just Detention International.
Art Malena Magnolia’s Eco-Friendly Street Art and Activism
Michelle Delgado on artist Malena Magnolia, whose mud stencils on buildings represent an effort to reclaim public spaces for women and advocate for healing.
Writing Blind Justice: On Law School, Misogyny, and Sexual Abuse
Susannah Dainow on how going to law school led her to remember her own traumatic history.
The Butter Mistranslation: Moving Beyond Trauma Through Language
The author on how the experiences of learning a second language and recovering from trauma have run parallel for her.
Writing Telling Stories: Secrets, Lies, and Sexual Assault
Alix Johnson on how it feels and what it requires to tell the truth about her sexual assault.
Feminism “Hold ‘Em”: A Song About College Football and Rape
While browsing through stacks of vintage sheet music, Mollie Wilson O'Reilly stumbled across a lighthearted song about college football and rape.
Health Breastfeeding 101 for Sexual Assault Survivors
Aaminah Shakur on how survivors of sexual assault may face particular breastfeeding challenges.
The Butter I Didn’t Just Scream
The author on the rape threat she faced on her very first night at college.
The Butter Truth is a Fire I Couldn’t Hold
Deb Rox on her time working for a rape crisis program.
The Butter The Red Room
Jessica Pishko writes about surviving sexual assault.
Feminism Cross-Country: On Feeling Safe
Hayley Krischer on a road trip she took with a friend, the bad thing that happened, and how feeling safe can mean different things at different times.
Books Talking to Elly Danica About Don’t: A Woman’s Word
Stacey May Fowles interviews Canadian memoirist Elly Danica about her disturbing and vital memoir, over 25 years after its publication.
Writing On Deciding What Counts: Elizabeth Ellen and What Makes A Victim
On Elizabeth Ellen's recent essay on rape accusations, and the nature of victimization.
