Supporting All Women
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Enough Words: Allyship Demands Accountability to All Women
Allyship isn’t a label or performance—it’s action. It’s about dismantling harm, amplifying women’s voices, and holding yourself accountable without expecting recognition. Empty gestures and silence perpetuate inequality. Women deserve more than words; they deserve real change. It’s time for men to step up, show up, and make accountability their priority.
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Why Women Still Have to Explain Themselves—America Ferrera’s ‘Barbie’ Speech Says It All
In “Barbie”, America Ferrera delivers a monologue so raw and true it stops the film in its tracks. This isn’t just a moment in a movie; it’s a wake-up call. The real question is: Is everyone listening?
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Her Body, Her Choice
A woman’s autonomy is not up for debate. Yet today, the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade—stripping away a fundamental right and forcing millions into fear, uncertainty, and an unrelenting fight. No man should have the power to control a woman’s body. Ever. Her body. Her choice. Not yours to decide.
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Reflections of a Quiet Ally: Listening, Learning, and Supporting All Women
This post is my quiet commitment: to listen deeply, to amplify women’s voices, and to stand beside them with humility and purpose. It’s not about being loud or taking center stage—it’s about consistent, thoughtful allyship. Together, quiet and vocal allies can create ripples of change that reshape the world.
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Their Love, Their Way: A Celebration of Courage and Connection in Las Vegas
Some love stories stay with you long after they end, and this one is no exception. In “Start Your Future Today with a Romantic Las Vegas Wedding”, two women navigate love, fear, and family in a way that’s both heartfelt and inspiring. It’s a celebration of courage, connection, and unshakable love.
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“Free the Nipple?” A Film, a Question, a Double Standard
When something as ordinary as a nipple becomes a battleground, the stakes are larger than skin. This post revisits the New York Times Op-Doc “Free the Nipple?” and asks what it reveals about law, culture, design, and who decides women’s bodies can — or cannot — be seen.
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Courage in a Swimsuit: Reflections on Brittany Gibbons’ TEDx Talk
Sometimes, courage means standing in a swimsuit and saying, ‘This is me.’ Brittany Gibbons’ TEDx talk at BGSU is a heartfelt reminder of the power of vulnerability, humor, and self-acceptance. Her story inspired women to reclaim beauty on their terms—and it left me reflecting on what bravery really looks like.
Scott Bryant 