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Subject Rape Rhetoric and Russia’s War on Ukraine
Date March 1, 2022 11:01 PM
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Rape Rhetoric and Russia’s War on Ukraine [[link removed]]
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BY BONNIE STABILE | As in the case of many an abusive ex-partner, Putin has threateningly hovered and glowered over Ukraine since the country declared itself independent in 1991.
This playbook of bullying and domination is well known to those who study sexual and interpersonal violence, with parallels both implicit and explicit. For years, witnesses have stood on the sidelines while Putin raged and menaced.
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International Telemedicine Abortion Service Is ‘Safe, Effective and Acceptable,’ Says New Research [[link removed]]
BY CARRIE N. BAKER | As states across the U.S. continue to restrict abortion access, people in states that ban telemedicine abortion are increasingly turning to European doctors to access abortion pills. New research definitively shows that people served by Austria-based telemedicine abortion provider Aid Access have had highly positive experiences with the service, with very low rates of complications reported.
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BY JONATHAN MICHAEL SQUARE | The iconic figure of Harriet Tubman supersedes the factual details of her life: There is the real Harriet Tubman and there is how she is remembered, which looms larger. In most of the surviving photographs of Tubman, we see her as a stoic freedom fighter and abolitionist. However, in 2017, a recently discovered photograph of her was auctioned at Swann Galleries, and it shows us a new side of Tubman: a younger, more feminine Tubman, dressed on trend for the 1860s. Perhaps this photo represents a more hopeful Harriet Tubman forging a life post-emancipation.
Launching Tuesday, Feb. 1, and culminating on March 10, the Harriet Tubman Bicentennial Project [[link removed]] pays tribute to this feminist icon with a special commemorative issue through Ms . online and in print. Explore the interactive groundbreaking site here [[link removed]] .
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