SILENT SCREAMS March 2
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Sam introduces themselves as a survivor of domestic violence who has experienced disappointment, heartbreak, violence, abortion, abuse, and rape. They ask for help and have turned to dancing in churches, often singing, drugging, and drinking at pubs. Valerie Miller Simpson also introduces herself as a survivor of domestic violence and abuse, noting that thousands experience such treatment daily. Over 30 years ago, she was held hostage at gunpoint in her apartment, an experience she has written about in her book "Issues and your Tissues." She provides contact information for public speaking engagements.
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I do not feel comfortable agreeing or disagreeing with that quote without further context and discussion. Violence against others is never acceptable.
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This document discusses misogyny and casual sexism in American culture. It explores how gender roles and power dynamics have been established since colonization, limiting women's agency and roles in society. Musical artists are highlighted as influencing younger generations by frequently using misogynistic and offensive language about women in their lyrics. While individuals may not intend to promote sexism, cultural norms and role models unconsciously shape attitudes and behaviors. Breaking down these ingrained prejudices will require recognizing how historical practices have benefited some groups over others and reevaluating preconceived notions of gender, power and social value.
1 sex offenders
The document summarizes characteristics of different types of sex offenders, including child molesters, rapists, and sadistic offenders. It discusses four main categories that sex offenders may fall into: 1) those with a deviant arousal pattern who are sexually attracted to children, 2) those with antisocial motivations who want sex and violate rights, 3) those who feel loneliness and relate better to children than adults, and 4) sadists who are sexually aroused by pain and suffering. Research findings are presented on characteristics like childhood abuse history, thinking errors, levels of violence, and physiological responses during aggression.
St. Martha's Hall 30th Anniversary Video
The document provides information about St. Martha's Hall, a shelter that has been open since 1983 serving approximately 110 women and 130 children annually. It shares statistics about domestic violence rates in the US and how witnessing violence can negatively impact children. The shelter's mission is outlined and a poem written by a former resident expresses the isolation and loss of identity that can come with living in an abusive situation. Warning signs of an abusive relationship and contact information for the shelter's 24-hour crisis line are also provided.
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SILENT SCREAMS March 2
- 1. My name is Sam and I am a Survivor of Domestic Violence
- 9. Heart Break Violence, Abortion, Abuse, Rape, Molestation
- 12. “HELP ME, PLEASE HELP ME”
- 14. Dancing In The Church Houses,
- 15. often singing, drugging and drinking at the pubs!
- 21. Hello My name is Valerie Miller Simpson and I am a survivor of Domestic Violence and Abuse. Each day there are thousands of individuals, young as well as old being raped, violated, abused, and mistreated throughout the world. Many react silently to the maltreatment and oftentimes hurt people, hurt people (including themselves)! Over 30 Years ago I was tied up and held hostage in my apartment at gun point by an intruder that entered my house in Brooklyn NY. Read my powerful testimony in my book “Issues and your Tissues” (a manual for deliverance). You may purchase it online @ Lulu.com, Createspace.com, BarnesandNobles.com, Amazon.com
- 22. You may email at: godsplan4uminis@aol.com to speak at your event