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The Second Wave: Navigating the Tides of Feminism Through History
Second Wave Feminism (1960s to 1980s): The second wave of feminism surged in the 1960s, driven by a broader scope of issues beyond suffrage. This wave sought to dismantle systemic inequalities, addressing issues such as reproductive rights, workplace discrimination, and cultural attitudes towards women. Icons like Betty Friedan, Gloria Steinem, and bell hooks brought attention…
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The First Wave: Navigating the Tides of Feminism Through History
The history of feminism encompasses a dynamic social discourse where women’s resilience, determination, and pursuit of equality shine. Over the years, feminism has evolved in response to changing social, political, and cultural landscapes. This 4-part blog series will take you through the different waves of feminism, exploring the challenges, triumphs, and transformative moments that have…
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How to Advocate for Yourself When You Don’t Have Support
The intersection of race, poverty, and foster care creates a complex web of challenges that disproportionately affects marginalized communities, particularly Black and other minority populations. This nexus often leads to systemic inequalities where children of color are more likely to enter and remain in the foster care system due to socioeconomic disparities and institutional biases.…
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Breaking Free from Christian Patriarcy’s Stay-at-Home-Daughter Movement
Spiritual abuse within the Christian church, particularly under the guise of Christian patriarchy, can have profound and lasting effects, especially on girls raised in the stay-at-home daughter movement. This movement advocates for young women to remain under their father’s authority and within the domestic sphere until marriage, ostensibly for spiritual purity and family unity. However,…
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The Key to Sustainable High Performance that Doesn’t Burn Women Out
Owning our value as women in the professional sphere is a powerful catalyst for career advancement and increased earnings. When we acknowledge and confidently express our skills, accomplishments, and unique perspectives, we not only enhance our self-esteem but also command respect and recognition in the workplace. This self-awareness and assertiveness encourage us to seek opportunities…
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Supporting Women in Israel and Gaza: “What Difference Can I Make?” said 8 Billion People
Every person can make a difference when we work together. Just because a problem is enormous and overwhelming doesn’t mean that you are powerless to effect change. Change is the result of small actions that accumulate for impact. At Every Woman is Worthy™, we believe that simple, intentional actions have the power to save and improve lives,…
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Yoga for BIPOC Women: A Sanctuary of Wellbeing and Empowerment
In communities where stressors of daily life are compounded by systemic barriers, yoga emerges as a transformative practice for black and brown women, offering a sanctuary of empowerment and wellness. Rooted in ancient traditions, yoga transcends mere physical exercise, becoming a profound journey of self-discovery and healing. As these women step onto their mats, they…
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Breaking Barriers: Navigating the Intersectionality of Feminism for an Inclusive Future
Feminism, at its core, is a movement for gender equality. However, as we embark on the journey towards a more inclusive and equitable society, it becomes imperative to recognize and address the intersectionality of women’s experiences. This blog post delves into the concept of intersectional and inclusive feminism, exploring how it broadens the scope of…
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Mother Nature: Reminding Women of Their Power in the World
Immersing oneself in the serenity of nature has long been a revered pathway for women to connect with their innermost selves, fostering a profound sense of confidence and awakening the divine feminine within. Amidst the whispers of leaves and the symphony of flowing rivers, the hustle of daily life fades, allowing a space for introspection…
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The Hip Hop Therapist: Healing from Limiting Belief Systems and Trauma
The journey of black women recovering from childhood trauma and poverty is a testament to resilience, strength, and the power of transformative healing. Childhood trauma, deeply intertwined with the systemic issues of poverty and racial discrimination, leaves enduring scars. For black women, these experiences are often compounded by societal pressures and stereotypes, making their path…