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Rape in the Military, Domestic violence, sexual violence, murder, sex trafficking
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Warning: Some images in the ISeeNews youtube video are graphic. Rape, Murder, Military and Coverup The words, Military + Rape + Murd...
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PHOTO BY ANAASPENS MUST READ: Guardian.co.uk - Sexual violence is tearing Native American communities apart Sexual violence agai... -
After nearly three decades of serving the African American community in both Milwaukee and Madison, Wisconsin, Asha Family ...
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For sale: Girls and women, on backpage.com | Editorials - The News Tribune Girls and women are advertised for sale on backpage.com that is...
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Fortunately, this military wife survived violent and brutal assaults by her husband. The military said they washed their hands of him and ...
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OCTOBER IS NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH DO YOU KNOW... That one in every four women will experience do... -
SEX TRAFFICKER GETS 50 YEAR SENTENCE CLICK LINK: Girls Tell Horrific Stories At Trial Of Pimp Known As ‘P Child’ « CBS Chicago In...
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Many of us in the United States have heard about "Human Trafficking" but it is often thought of in terms of something that takes p...
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DESTROYS MANY LIVES! Click link to Orlando Sentinel story.... Slain hotel clerk feared estranged boyfriend would ...
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After an unexpected loss, culturally competent victim services is Back! The Asha Project, (Asha) an initiative of End Domestic A...
Tony, thank you for the "Response", your analysis is on point and I am glad you took the time to do this! The initial letter is very interesting to say the least. I am among those who have long believed in a conspiracy to vilify, denegrate and destroy Black and Brown communities with the goal of profit. We know factually of Big Business's role in Lobbying, changing laws, buying politicians to assure their Billion dollar profits. With that said, I have heard over the past 2 decades from artist after artist who were forced out of the music industry or to join the underground circuits because they refused to present and promote a Ganster Rap personna of violence, drugs and the abuse of Black women in their lyrical messages. Because of their refusal, those artists were not offered a contract or a contract was taken. As we note, the Letter from the meeting attendee is anonymous as is the Music Industry Execs in attendance. Again, very interesting to say the least.
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