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    Posts Tagged ‘violence’

    • Lilly’s Blog: Stop Preparing Women to Be Victims & Start Holding Men Responsible for Violence

      By Lilly | June 27th, 2010 | 10 comments

      Recently, I had a very scary realization. It is easier for us to talk about young women as victims than…

      Tags: boys, Dating, Lilly's Blog, violence
      Posted in Blogs, Rachel's Blog | 10 Comments »

    • Rachel Talks with The Today Show About How Parents Can Deal With Bullying

      By Melissa Hardy | March 26th, 2010 | 0 comments

      Rachel talks with the Today show about how parents can help their children deal with bullying.
      Visit msnbc.com for…

      Tags: bullying, featured, News and Events, Parenting, violence
      Posted in Rachel in the Media, Video | No Comments »

    • Sex, Violence & Power: Lady Gaga and Beyonce do Thelma and Louise

      By Rachel Simmons | March 15th, 2010 | 18 comments

      Looking for a signpost of where pop feminism and girl power are living these days? The new music video, Telephone, is foot-tapping testament to the primacy of sex and aggression as compelling forms of female power.

      Tags: gender, Lady Gaga, media, sexuality, violence
      Posted in Blogs, Rachel's Blog | 18 Comments »

    • Lilly’s Blog: Why Jokes About Stalking Endanger Women & Girls

      By Lilly | February 22nd, 2010 | 1 comment

      I am sick of jokes and nonchalant comments about stalking! Jokes about stalking often mock victims’ reality that stalking is…

      Tags: gender, Lilly's Blog, violence
      Posted in Blogs, Rachel's Blog | 1 Comment »

    • Lilly’s Blog: Do Girls See Street Harassment as a Badge or a Battle Scar?

      By Rachel Simmons | February 2nd, 2010 | 8 comments

      When I first started being honked or whistled at, I was about ten years old. I’ve always been tall for…

      Tags: gender, Lilly's Blog, media, violence
      Posted in Blogs, Rachel's Blog | 8 Comments »

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      July 28th, 2010

      So you’ve decided to become a feminist? Awesome! Welcome to the club!

    • “I Want to Go Home:” Helping Your Child Overcome Summer Camp Homesickness

      July 26th, 2010

      Rachel, co-founder of the Girls Leadership Institute Summer Camp, offers tips to manage the anxiety and unrest of having a homesick child.

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      June 17th, 2010

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