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You do not have to forgive someone who hurt you. You do not have to forgive someone who deliberately made your world a dark place. You do not need to forgive your abuser or your rapist in order to heal. But you do need to forgive yourself. Forgive yourself for falling for their foolish games. Forgive yourself for thinking you could “save him”. Forgive yourself for the wrong choices you may of made. Forgive yourself for what you didn’t know back then.

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August 5, 2020

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Caroline Manzo Sues Bravo for Sexual Harassment in Glanville Incident

[scorchrealmdj]

Happy Women’s Month Music Lovers. #ScorchRealmDJ #TaranaBurke #MeTooMovement #Founder #Day4 https://www.instagram.com/p/CpYECfALcMZMT9_7T6xTfctn2dJ9n9KhGqBsa40/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[cultvault]

After some feedback and constructive criticism from listeners, I decided to redo my series on Jared Leto. Please know that I am always taking feedback on board and I do not want anything to hamper the integrity of myself as a host of the podcast as a show. For anyone upset with the controversial episodes of last week, they have been taken off the public feed but are still available upon request. ❤️ Please check out part 3 here and let me know your thoughts. https://www.spreaker.com/user/16780944/jaredleto3audioonly?fbclid=IwAR1__nNJ3NuyN11bax9NmNXS3dUEJd-vaJHwoIPLSlvTgG9UqImi7bEi18o #cult #cults #jaredleto #echelon #campmars #metoo #metoomovement #cultleader #truecrimepodcast #cultpodcast https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck9oit9o2AW/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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I'm raising money because I'm now not getting paid at work after reporting sexual harrasment by my supervisor. I've been filled with anxiety, upset, depression and PTSD and I really need your support please. Click to read more and to Donate:

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[phonemantra-blog]

The recent reversal of Harvey Weinstein's conviction for sexual assault sent shockwaves through survivor communities and reignited discussions about the complexities of achieving justice in sexual violence cases. Anita Hill, a prominent figure in the fight against workplace harassment and the current head of the Hollywood Commission, offers a powerful analysis of the ruling's implications and the resilience of the #MeToo movement. Anita Hill Speaks Out A Cynical Decision Highlighting Societal Misconceptions Hill emphasizes the disturbing timing of the ruling, coinciding with Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This, she argues, exposes the harsh realities of sexual assault and the limitations of the legal system in protecting victims. The decision, she argues, reflects lingering societal misconceptions about sexual violence, perpetuating the myth that women are unreliable when reporting sexual assault. These harmful beliefs infiltrate the courtroom, influencing jurors' interpretations of legal concepts like consent, relevance, and credibility. One of the most concerning aspects of the decision, according to Hill, is the exclusion of testimonies from other women who had accused Weinstein of similar misconduct. The court deemed these accounts irrelevant and potentially prejudicial, despite their potential to demonstrate a pattern of behavior. Dissenting Voices Point to Missed Opportunities The dissenting opinions in the case offer a different perspective, highlighting crucial aspects overlooked by the majority. Judge Madeline Singas argues that the excluded testimonies provided vital context, challenging outdated views on sexual violence prevalent among jurors. Judge Anthony Cannataro criticizes the majority for undermining decades of progress in understanding sexual assault. Hill further emphasizes the power dynamics often present in sexual assault cases. Her work with the Hollywood Commission highlights the prevalence of perpetrators holding positions of power, allowing them to influence careers and silence accusations through fear of retaliation. This power disparity makes it extremely difficult for victims to come forward, making the inclusion of additional testimonies from similar cases even more crucial. Beyond the Ruling: Building a Path Forward While the court's decision presents a setback, Hill emphasizes that this is not the end for victims and survivors. The #MeToo movement has brought the pervasiveness of sexual violence to light, and the fight for justice continues. Hill cites the work of trauma expert Judith Herman, who advocates for "public truth-telling" and acknowledges the survivor's claim to justice as a crucial step towards healing and achieving a sense of justice. The Weinstein case can catalyze renewed commitment from survivors and their communities to push for change. Transforming Entertainment Industry Workplaces Hill's work with the Hollywood Commission focuses on creating safer and more equitable workplaces within the entertainment industry. She highlights positive changes, including increased awareness training for employees, clear reporting channels for addressing concerns, and stricter anti-retaliation policies. The industry is also actively promoting bystander intervention training, indicating a clear shift towards a collective effort to combat sexual harassment and assault. This training equips employees with the skills and resources to intervene in situations of potential abuse, demonstrating a growing commitment to preventing future incidents. Hill emphasizes that the "casting couch" culture must be dismantled. Sexual assault is a community issue, and victims must not be left alone to navigate the challenges of seeking justice and healing. The industry, she argues, needs to create a more supportive environment where survivors feel empowered to come forward and where bystanders actively contribute to a culture of respect and safety.

[leadindia011]

I share my personal encounter with an uncomfortable situation involving my female boss. Through my story, I aim to shed light on an often-overlooked issue and raise awareness about the importance of male legal rights. misconduct or any form of inappropriate behavior in the workplace is a sensitive subject that needs to be addressed with utmost care and seriousness.

[pastoreaton-blog]

A Word from the Lord Tv: The Now Television Network

We are on in the UK@ 10:30 AM!!!

Bethlehem, if you do not have the Now Television Network on your cable or satellite you can watch A Word from the Lord TV with Dr. Michael and Kimberly Eaton live on Sundays at 5:30 AM EST on your phone, tablet, or computer@ https://www.thenownetwork.org/watch We are on right after Kenneth Copeland and Joyce Meyers!

Here is a link for you to watch on YouTube later Sunday for those of us who are not late or early birds! Watch A Word from the Lord TV with Dr. Michael and Kimberly Eaton after 5:30 AM EST Sunday on YouTube@ https://youtu.be/Qve1t0HEm9o

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Unmasking the Infamous: The Unending Legal Battles of Bill Cosby

Bill Cosby: The Continuing Sexual Assault Allegations American stand-up comedian, actor, and author, Bill Cosby has spent years in the headlines, not just for his comedic prowess and acting ability, but for a myriad of sexual assault allegations. The most recent of these allegations comes from international singer Morganne Picard. Picard's lawsuit, filed in New York, claims Cosby used his "power, fame, and prestige" to sexually abuse her. The Alleged Role of Fame and Power Picard's legal allegations emphasize Cosby's misuse of his fame and power. Their relationship began in 1987 when Cosby invited her to the set of "The Cosby Show". She saw Cosby as a "father figure", creating an unfortunate circumstance of misplaced trust. Picard alleges that Cosby offered her alcoholic beverages, leading her to experience blackouts on multiple occasions, one of which resulted in her waking up naked and sore in a hotel room. The Accountability of the Media Industry Picard’s lawsuit extends beyond Cosby, implicating Kaufman Astoria Studios, the Carsey-Werner Company, and NBC Universal Media for their alleged complicity in Cosby's sexual assaults. According to Picard, these entities either knew or should have known about Cosby's behavior, hence they are equally liable. This aspect of her case is significant, raising questions about the moral accountability of entities profiting from an individual’s fame despite their detrimental actions. A Read the full article

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safehalton As sexual assault awareness month comes to a close, we must remember that the fight does not end here. We must stop asking women questions like “What were you wearing?” or “How much did you have to drink?” Because the simple fact is, telling women to change their own behaviour so that they do not get attacked, leads to a lack of accountability for men. Sexual assault is NEVER the victims fault.

If you have been assaulted, you can reach the assaulted women’s helpline at 1 (866) 863-7868 or text #SAFE to 7233. Or if you are in immediate danger, please call 911.

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Former New York City Mayor and attorney to former President Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani, is facing a lawsuit filed by a woman who claims he coerced her into a sexual relationship and owes her unpaid wages. The plaintiff, identified as “Jane Doe,” alleges that Giuliani took advantage of his position of power and influence to manipulate her into engaging in sexual acts against her will.…

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Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein faces an uncertain future as he appeals his Los Angeles rape conviction. While a recent ruling overturned his conviction in New York, legal experts suggest California's approach to evidence in sexual assault cases may provide a different outcome. A Tale of Two States: The Key Distinction in Evidence Law The crux of Weinstein's appeals hinges on the contrasting evidence laws between New York and California. In New York, prosecutors are restricted in introducing evidence of "uncharged bad acts" – prior allegations that haven't led to formal charges. This type of evidence can only be presented if it establishes a defendant's motive, intent, or pattern for the specific crimes on trial. Harvey Weinstein's L.A. Conviction California, however, takes a more expansive approach. Here, courts allow prosecutors to introduce "uncharged bad acts" evidence to demonstrate a defendant's propensity to commit sex crimes, even if the allegations haven't resulted in charges. This distinction may significantly impact Weinstein's fate on appeal. The New York Reversal: A Glimmer of Hope for Weinstein? On Thursday, New York's highest court overturned Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction, citing the "erroneous admission" of testimony from witnesses detailing past alleged sexual misconduct. The court ruled this move by prosecutors constituted an "abuse of judicial discretion" and unfairly prejudiced the jury against Weinstein. This decision offers Weinstein's defense team a potential roadmap for his L.A. appeal. They will likely argue that the introduction of similar "uncharged bad acts" testimony during the Los Angeles trial unfairly influenced the jury and denied him a fair trial. Challenges for Weinstein's Appeal in California Despite the New York ruling, legal experts believe Weinstein's L.A. appeal faces significant hurdles. Here's why: California's Favorable Law for "Uncharged Bad Acts" Evidence: As mentioned earlier, California law allows prosecutors to present evidence of past misconduct to establish a defendant's propensity for such crimes. This strengthens the prosecution's case compared to the limitations faced in New York. Stronger Factual Basis in L.A. Case: The L.A. conviction stemmed from accusations by four women, with four additional women testifying about alleged assaults outside the charged timeframe. This broader pool of witnesses compared to the New York case may bolster the prosecution's argument regarding Weinstein's pattern of behavior. The Road Ahead: Appeal, Retrial, and Potential Release Weinstein's legal team is expected to file an appeal that mirrors his motion for a new trial in L.A. This appeal will likely focus on challenging the admissibility of "uncharged bad acts" evidence that he believes prejudiced the jury. The outcome of the appeal will determine the next steps. If successful, Weinstein could potentially be released from prison. However, if his appeal fails, he could face serving a significant portion of his 16-year sentence handed down in the L.A. trial. Separately, the New York District Attorney's office is yet to decide on pursuing a retrial. If they choose not to proceed, Weinstein would then be transferred to California to serve his L.A. sentence. Conclusion: A Battleground of Evidence Laws Harvey Weinstein's legal battle highlights the complexities of evidence laws in sexual assault cases across different jurisdictions. While his New York conviction was overturned, the more permissive approach towards "uncharged bad acts" evidence in California presents a steeper challenge for his L.A. appeal. Ultimately, the courts will decide whether Weinstein remains behind bars or walks free.

[biglisbonnews]

Indian wrestling is having its MeToo moment, but will it last? India’s top wrestlers have taken to the streets to publicly denounce their federation’s chief.Read more... https://qz.com/wrestling-federation-india-metoo-sexual-misconduct-1850005491