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Tag Archives: daughters
Me Too.
Kimberly Speranza writes Sperk*, a fearless examination of life with two adolescent daughters. She is a stay-at-home mom, divorced, in a relationship, and has a gift for procrastination. She has been blogging since 2011 and … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts, Show Us Your Roots Guest Posts
Tagged being a writer, child sexual abuse, dancing, daughters, depression, fear, guest post, journal, Kimberly Speranza, sexual abuse, speaking, Sperk, writing
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Things I’m Afraid to Tell You.
Both Robin Farr of Farewell, Stranger and Tracie Nall of From Tracie wrote posts entitled Things I’m Afraid To Tell You (hashtag #TIATTY on Twitter) and inspired me. I read both yesterday. Robin and Tracie were incredibly bold and I thought … Continue reading
Censorship, Playboy and Women’s Bodies in the Media
Many of you may have noticed (and/or read) a post I wrote earlier this week about our daughters’ discovery of one of D’s Playboy magazines. The girls later snuck off with Daddy’s phone and took photos of themselves (both nude and clothed) … Continue reading
Posted in Home + Family
Tagged body issues, censorship, daughters, expectations of women, Jean Kilbourne, killing us softly, Playboy, self esteem, video, women, women in media
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