Whisper n Thunder: The War on Women » A non-denominational spiritual resource

Posted April 1, 2012 by Billie K. Fidlin in Native American Spirituality

‎"I am a woman, I am Native and I am a survivor. I am among the 1 in 3 Native women who have been victims of sexual assault, one of the 17% who has lived through stalking, and one out of an estimated 1.5 millionassaulted by an intimate partner. I am also one of the 75-80% who did not reveal all of the acts of violence perpetrated against me. I did fight back. I hit hard, and I carried a gun and knives with me ... everywhere..." Read more at Whisper n Thunder link The War on Women below. This has to stop, for all women, all people.

http://whispernthunder.org/The_War_on_Women.html

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Stormie wrote at April 2, 2012

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It is a very tough subject, but one that needs to be out in the open so people can hear it.

Billie K. Fidlin wrote at April 2, 2012

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Thank you for your comments friends. We tend to have articles on this subject every issue. It is a tough one indeed, but a story that needs to be out there - please share the link with your friends.

Peace,
Billie K. Fidlin
Whisper n Thunder

Hans Gunther wrote at April 2, 2012

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I'm happy to find out she isn't going to be silent about the issue.

Chelsea Hue wrote at April 2, 2012

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Sorry to hear, I know your pain too well. Your brave to speak about it.

James Grayman wrote at April 2, 2012

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What an interesting read about violence and the war on women.

Enzo Vargas wrote at April 1, 2012

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Interesting. Brings me to attention about the problems of women these days.