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Thursday, October 15, 7:00pm
Domestic Violence Awareness Month online discussion
Standing up for women’s lives
Learn from two experiences of the ongoing, global epidemic of violence against women. Cheryl Jones, a Metro driver, will tell how she was immediately labeled as the offender after a boyfriend attacked her, a scenario that often happens to Black women. Sarah Scott, an advocate on the New Beginnings Help Line, will discuss how the Covid pandemic has increased dangers to people at risk of intimate partner violence. The speakers’ message: feminists must keep fighting for ourselves, our sisters, and our right to a system that protects the vulnerable, rather than punishing survivors. Everyone welcome.
Register at https://tinyurl.com/OctRadWom
Sponsored by Radical Women
For more information: RWseattle@mindspring.com • www.facebook.com/RWseattle • 206-722-6057
