What is famous does not last – Tanzanian proverb My childhood started out with a traditional Methodist denomination, only to […]
Category: Intimate Partner Violence
She Thought There was No Such Thing as an Abusive Marriage
There’s a scene in my novel, The Mango Tree Shade, where the central character, Asuma, is having a discussion with […]
Silent Survivors
A look at the enablers, root and needed actions regarding the survivors of sexual abuse.
Abusive Relationships: Are People Getting the Help They Need?
Degradation, threats, insults, humiliation…these are just some of the occurrences in abusive relationship. Please notice that none of these descriptions […]
The “Strong Black Woman” Label is Officially Draining
Is it a matter of choice when it comes to being strong, black and a woman?
You Gotta Let It Out, Tasha!
She deserves an outlet and so does every black mother, wife, sister and daughter.
5 Sad Things Your Abuser Doesn’t Want You to Know
In some ways, they’re suffering more than you.
La Femme de Prose Out and About – Momma’s Safe Haven
I had the great privilege of attending a recent community event hosted by Author, Speaker and Community Leader Beverly Smith. It was the 3rd Annual Black Wall Street, Southeast Ceremony,
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
If you’re in the DC Metropolitan area, please come out and support this unique event. Express your voice and heal!
10 Things about Intimate Partner Violence and HIV You Should Know
The connection between IPV and HIV is appalling. The statistics for each of these two public health concerns individually […]