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Tag Archives: domestic violence
Charlie Sheen, “lovable bad boy”
Upon “Two and Half Men"'s first airing since the arrest, the show garnered 11.1 million viewers.
Posted in Columnist, Current Affairs, Entertainment, crime, feminism, women Also tagged charlie sheen, tiger woods 15 Comments
Reconcile U.S. football culture with progressive politics? Yeah, right
Networks of conservative white men almost universally prefer other conservative white men as football head coaches.
Posted in Society, north america, politics, sports Also tagged football, michael vick, NCAA, NFL, u.s., workers' rights 4 Comments
From gift-shaped bruises to Alina Shaternikova: highlighting domestic abuse in Ukraine
"We're also trying to change the famous stereotype of 'if he hits you, he loves you.' Abuse is not an expression of love."
Posted in Columnist, Society, europe, family, women Also tagged alina shaternikova, ukraine 2 Comments
The death of Dae’von Bailey and lessons not learned in California
The system which was supposed to protect Dae’von from harm placed him, time and again, directly in the path of an abusive monster.
Posted in Society, crime, family, north america Also tagged allison mccarthy, child abuse, u.s. 10 Comments
Rihanna, Chris Brown & the Modern Day Lynching
Black women are given a choice - submit to black male patriarchal rule, or side with the clearly white-leaning feminist movement. Our interests are at the center of neither framework.
Posted in Entertainment, music, north america, racism, women Also tagged renee martin, u.s. 3 Comments
MTV Ukraine makes a mockery of domestic violence
Courting controversy is one thing, the normalization of domestic violence is something else entirely.
Let’s face it, Valentine’s Day is a tad weird