1: Donald Trump
I live in a state where the lawmakers are fighting against a bill that would require that someone at the emergency room (or police dept I guess if you go there first) be required to hand you a piece of paper telling you that you have a right to have evidence collected if you have been sexually assaulted. The NH government says ânah, thatâs too much!! Weâll tell rapists their rights, but their victims? Nah.â
From the link:
âDid you know that, according to the NH Department of Justice themselves, approximately one thousand New Hampshire residents a year go to a hospital after an assault, and leave without any evidence collected â not because they werenât eligible, not because they didnât want it, but because no one told them they could have a kit administered, or in fact had a right to one?â
https://indepthnh.org/2026/04/16/op-ed-a-right-kept-secret-is-not-a-right/
Ein Buch wird zum Auslöser: Beim Lesen erkennt eine Frau, dass eine Erfahrung vor 25 Jahren keine âeinvernehmliche Erinnerungâ, sondern sexualisierte Gewalt war. Lange hatte sie sich geschĂŒtzt, indem sie das Geschehen anders deutete â wie viele Betroffene. Denn Gewalt entspricht oft nicht den gĂ€ngigen Bildern, TĂ€ter sind meist bekannt.
Erst durch Recherche fĂŒgen sich die Puzzleteile: Angst, AbhĂ€ngigkeit, kein Ausweg. Die spĂ€te Erkenntnis erschĂŒttert und klĂ€rt zugleich. Symptome, die lange ânormalâ wirkten, bekommen Bedeutung.
Therapie und Sprache helfen, das Erlebte neu einzuordnen. Wichtig: Die Schuld liegt nie bei den Betroffenen. Indem sie benennt, was war, gewinnt die Autorin Kontrolle zurĂŒck und schreibt ihre eigene Geschichte neu.
#GewaltGegenFrauen #MeToo #Trauma #Selbstbestimmung #RapeCulture #Aufarbeitung #Feminismus

Beim Lesen einer Buchpassage wird unserer Autorin plötzlich klar: Dieser Sex vor 25 Jahren im Urlaub am Strand â das war Gewalt. Wie geht man mit so einer plötzlichen ErschĂŒtterung um?
even ameriKKKan doctors & healthcare workers hate women.
#WomenAndGirls #healthcare #NaziAmeriKKKa #misogyny #RapeCulture
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I've been getting messages on Facebook all day from women calling me names like "useless bitch" for pointing out that "62 million men" is misinformation that diminishes the horror of it being ANY men.
I hope they're putting this much energy into apologising to the women they've hit with the "huh, well I've never seen him do anything like that" over the years and deleting the "I stand with Johnny Depp" posts from their socials.
Because I can literally quote from memory the academic articles I've posted for years about rape culture. I live this research.
Report:
Videos on the site had 62 million views in a month
Headlines:
The site had 62 million views in a month
Social media posts:
62 million men signed up for this site
My comment:
hey, like.. 62 million views =/= 62 million men
The numbers are bad enough as it is without this sort of misinformation and hyperbole.
Their responses:
WELL HOW MANY MEN SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO RAPE US HUH ABY??!? HOW MANY???!
He Drugged Her, You Fucking Cunt!
https://youtube.com/shorts/ljkcZqK28Lg
Iâm actually sick to my stomach.
20,000 videos of men assaulting their unconscious wives
62,000,000 visitors a month
this is what men feel entitled to do when they feel that they own you

Why women in groups face a âcollaboration penaltyâ that solo female stars like Taylor Swift and Coco Gauff escape
âWomen working in same-gender groups face a âcollaboration penaltyâ that solo women escape. Our work found that this pattern holds across venture capital, professional sports, health care and entertainment.â
#collaboration #WomenAndGirls #SocialCompetition #RapeCulture #misogyny https://theconversation.com/why-women-in-groups-face-a-collaboration-penalty-that-solo-female-stars-like-taylor-swift-and-coco-gauff-escape-280317