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27 Years Ago, 1600 African-American Women Signed A NYT Ad Supporting Anita Hill
5 monthes ago | By Scary Mommy
The anniversary couldn't be more timely
As Dr. Christine Blasey Ford is currently being attacked for sharing her story of sexual assault involving Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh , it's also the twenty-seventh anniversary of the Anita Hill hearings. The all-too-apt timing of these two events shows just how much has changed in the last three decades as well as how much has stayed the same.
This morning, best-selling author Tayari Jones shared a piece of history that illustrates these contrasts in an amazing way: a full-page New York Times ad taken out by 1,600 African-American women...
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What's Happening To Christine Blasey Ford Is Why Women Don't Report Sexual Assault
5 monthes ago | By Scary Mommy
Dr. Christine Blasey Ford has had to go into hiding following after detailing sexual assault claims against Kavanaugh
Dr. Christine Blasey Ford is being victimized all over again after coming forward with sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Her entire life is now on display, her home has been made unsafe, and she's been forced to go into hiding with her children. Her career and life have been subject to endless speculation and public smears for the past week, with no end in sight.
This is exactly why women don't report sexual assault.
According to The...
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Kavanaugh accuser Blasey Ford scrubbed her social media profiles BEFORE she went public with baseless allegations
5 monthes ago | By Natural News
There are more questions than answers surrounding Christine Blasey Ford, the Palo Alto University professor who claims that, 36 years ago at a party, Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh sexually abused her. Americans skeptical of her claims that Kavanaugh, in a drunken stupor attempted to disrobe and rape her, want to know...
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News PowerRed hair gene may have connection to melanoma and Parkinson's disease
Could the color of your hair also be a sign of potential risk of disease? Recent research has revealed that may just be the case - at least for redheads. Scientists have... Read more ...
Coenzyme Q10 and L-carnitine may improve sperm health, review concludes
Nutritional supplements like coenzyme Q10 and L-carnitine may contribute to higher sperm quality says a review, which points to little evidence linking sperm health with more... Read more ...
Vitamin D supplementation can reduce Beck Depression Inventory scores in...
A study finds that supplementing with vitamin D improves Beck Depression Inventory scores in people with ulcerative colitis. The study, which was published in the Journal of... Read more ...
New study confirms: Processed carbs cause many harmful effects on health
A study that was published in the Obesity issue of the American Association for Clinical Chemistry‘s journal, Clinical Chemistry, showed that people face higher risks of... Read more ...
Fiber and gut health: Study links low-fiber diet with leaky gut
There have been many studies that have gone over the many benefits of having a high-fiber diet, as far as improving and maintaining overall health is concerned. But just as... Read more ...
What you need to know about glucomannan and its usefulness as a weight loss...
There are many supplements appearing in the market claiming to be the next best dietary aid. Adding to the long list is the natural dietary fiber called glucomannan. It is... Read more ...
Can Your Risk for Disease be Increased If You Do Night Shifts?
Night shift jobs can put you at a higher risk of developing chronic diseases such as cancer, diabetes, obesity, insomnia, heart disease and high blood pressure. A new study... Read more ...
Lesbian and Bi Women at Increased Risk of Being Overweight: Study
Women who identify as lesbian or bisexual are at an increased risk of being overweight or obese, compared to heterosexual women, found study. Read more ...