How Survivors of Sexual Violence Can Use Cannabis to Heal | Leafly
About one in three American women, and one in six American men, have experienced sexual violence at some point in their lives.
Liz Enochs is a writer and journalist from southeast Missouri. She's the author of the nonfiction prose chapbook, "Leaving The House Unlocked." She's written for Bustle, Narratively, USA Today, HelloGiggles, Leafly, PS, The Establishment, New Now Next, The St. Louis Post Dispatch, The Southeast Missourian, The Columbia Missourian, The Dodo, and a few others.
About one in three American women, and one in six American men, have experienced sexual violence at some point in their lives.
You probably know about Dr. Jane Goodall's revolutionary work with chimpanzees, but how well do you really know her? Since the 1960s, the 83-year-old scientist's work with chimps has challenged the scientific community to redefine what it means to be human, and accept the fact that non-human animals have minds, personalities, and emotions.
About one mile west of the Mississippi River stands Trio Restaurant-a 100 percent plant-based eatery in downtown Cape Girardeau. Yvonne Randolph and Laura Schumpert, friends since 2017, opened Trio in July 2019, when the lack of vegetarian fare in Cape inspired them.
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It looked like this marriage would never last. Then Renee King-Sonnen had a wild idea.
"The thing is, nobody pays attention anymore and a lot of people seem to think this refugee crisis is over when it's probably in a lull."
It took me three years to leave my abusive ex. Once I finally moved out, cooking for one and exploring a vegan diet helped me find joy again. This is why.
Factory farming is terrible for animals and it's a disaster for rural America.
Women-led tech companies reportedly perform three times better than companies with male CEOs, but the gender gap in STEM persists.