Posted by: sdswomynscaucus on: January 19, 2010
posted by Robin & Christa, Philly Karen from Drexel SDS just posted a powerful piece about sexual assault. We wanted to dig into the blog archives and draw people’s attention to two other moving posts about sexual assault and abuse. Sharing experiences of abusive behavior-how the hell should I do it? by Carly and It [...]
Posted by: sdswomynscaucus on: January 15, 2010
By: Karen LaRocca I might have to drop out of college. My GPA is a .98; I had a 3.4 back in high school. I was a good student in high school, and I am one now that I am back in school. According to the policies of college, this is no real excuse for [...]
Posted by: sdswomynscaucus on: July 23, 2009
Posted by Carly, Providence SDS For a year now, I’ve been struggling with the question of how to share my experiences, and my chapter’s experiences, of a member’s abusive behavior in a productive, conscionable way.
Posted by: sdswomynscaucus on: February 14, 2009
Written by: Nicole Davis, DC SDS As a survivor and feminist involved in radical organizing, I have been doing a lot of thinking about the dissociation that occurs between our political analysis and actual practice. From an analytical standpoint, our collective liberation discourse often acknowledges the existence and prevalence of sexual assault as a mechanism [...]
