Gun Violence: How Better Gun Control in the U.S. can Save Black Women
Gun violence and Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) are undeniably linked. Offenders who have access to firearms are five times more likely to kill their victims (Everytown) with a disproportionate number of these victims being Black women. According to a report
Black Women Matter: How U.S. Court Systems Should Respond to Intimate Partner Violence
To say that I have been trudging through a complicated head and heart space lately is a vast understatement. After reading about the murder of Montgomery, Alabama police detective Tanisha Pughsley, in the Montgomery Advertiser, I was met by familiar
Counting Gun Attacks Like Heart Attacks
Gun violence is a medical problem just like heart disease, but not for the reason you might expect. On December 2nd of last year, news outlets across the United States reported an all-too-familiar headline: another mass shooting claimed American lives, this