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Domestic Violence: Finding Love After Trauma

Domestic Violence FInding Love After Trauma Sisterhood Agenda

Domestic violence.  Re-victimization. It’s a fancy word used to describe secondary negative consequences that have been caused by an initial trauma. Post-traumatic stress: the combined flashbacks and anxiety triggered by vivid memories of the initial trauma.

According to the National Coalition against Domestic Violence, one in three American women will experience intimate partner violence at least once in their lives.

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Female Genital Mutilation-How I Defy the Tradition of Cut (FGM)

How I Defy the Tradition of Cut Female Genital Mutilation Sisterhood Agenda

Female genital mutilation is an international public health crisis.  

Pareiyo was the first Maasai women to be elected Deputy Mayor of her locality. Pareiyo has also analyzed the patriarchal social effects of  Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), including the ways that the procedure is used to take girls out of education and other means of economic and social independence.

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Ways to Overcome Discrimination

Ways to Overcome Discrimination Sisterhood Agenda

Overcoming discrimination can be a challenging journey, but it’s one that is filled with strength, resilience, and the potential for profound personal growth. Here are some ways to navigate and rise above discrimination:

Embrace Your Identity:  Know your worth and celebrate your culture. Embrace the beauty of your uniqueness and honor the rich history that you are a part of.[…]

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