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Readers sound off on gender-based violence, off-duty dancing and NIMBYism

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Violence against women needs to be recognized Seattle: Gender neutrality benefits women in many areas: the office, home and under the law. However, as Netflix’s “American Murder: Gabby Petito” underscores, when domestic violence is suspected, it can cost a woman her life. During a now-publicized traffic stop in Moab, Utah, officers rushed to judgment, naming Petito’s boyfriend and travel companion, Brian Laundrie, the aggressor. They separated t…

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Readers sound off on gender-based violence, off-duty dancing and NIMBYism

Violence against women needs to be recognized Seattle: Gender neutrality benefits women in many areas: the office, home and under the law. However, as Netflix’s “American Murder: Gabby Petito” underscores, when domestic violence is suspected, it can cost a woman her life. During a now-publicized traffic stop in Moab, Utah, officers rushed to judgment, naming Petito’s boyfriend and travel companion, Brian Laundrie, the aggressor. They separated t…

·New York, United States
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Saying no to domestic violence

Last week 80 Rotarians, business leaders and groups including Wellington Shire Council, Fulham Correctional Centre, Quantum Support Services and Central... Let's Stay Connected There’s no better way to stay connected with your local community than with a digital subscription to the Gippsland Times. Please subscribe or login to access all content.

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Campus group highlights local domestic violence resources for Women’s History Month

Participants of the event chat to the side of the main displays. (Peyton Eck) The Ambassadors for Diversity and Inclusion drew attention to domestic violence awareness for Women’s History Month which is celebrated during March. ADI hosted an event highlighting local and national resources for those suffering domestic abuse. The walkthrough event on March 6 invited attendees to take a “scenario card” describing a woman experiencing a type of abus…

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The Sunflower broke the news in on Monday, March 10, 2025.
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