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More than 900 women were killed by men in England and Wales over a six-year period, most by their current or former partners, according to the first detailed analysis of deadly male violence against women in those countries. The Femicide Census, which tracks and analyses the deaths of women killed by partners, ex-partners, male relatives, acquaintances, colleagues and strangers, was …
What have we learned from the Orlando massacre that can help both individuals and society, including your own family members? Tune in and listen to Beatty’s psychological analysis of the most recent mass murderers. The perpetrators psychiatric profiles were eerily similar. Lessons to be learned!
Do you want a better understanding of gender? Let’s open our eyes and our minds to the messiness and complexity’s of life.
Eleanor LeCain speaks about women’s equality and the gender pay gap with Lisa Maatz, vice president of the American Association of University Women.
On Being A Woman: Notes on An Evolution All societies exert extraordinary power and influence in shaping not only an aggregate or collective identity, but the individual identity as well. Social “rules”—some of them static, others dynamic—define widely held customs and values, how we relate to each other, and how we see ourselves within the context of the whole. American …
