Marie Collins, who was sexually assaulted by a priest when she was 13-years-old, quit the Vatican task force dedicated to tackling abuse. She was the last remaining experiential member on the commission:
“I find it impossible to listen to public statements about the deep concern in the church for the care of those whose lives have been blighted by abuse, yet to watch privately as a congregation in the Vatican refuses to even acknowledge their letters.”
Male violence: We can call it whatever we like, but it’s still the most widespread issue in the world.
March is Women’s History Month in the U.S. To celebrate, here’s a brief history — starting in the Paleolithic era — of men taking credit for women’s accomplishments.
Sexism in the start-up sector: why “disruption” and “innovation” in the Silicon Valley may be code for toxic white misogyny.