"The cause of death for far too many around the globe can be boiled down to living while a woman," she says. trib.al/1AywjBP
Sarah Everard was just walking home. And it cost her her life.
"I’ve been lucky enough to never become a global news story because of the harassment and assault I’ve faced. Most women count themselves that lucky," she says.
Adding, "But when not getting murdered is considered a win, perhaps a dramatic system overhaul is needed."
"Her death has brought to the forefront the persistent fear of sexual violence many women carry with them."
"It’s important to acknowledge my privilege, not just my luck, as another complicating factor in digesting my feelings surrounding the murder of Sarah Everard," she explains.
"Sarah Everard was just walking home. She had listened to the advice those around her gave. She was being safe."
"Unfortunately for her and all who loved her, she was the victim of something far too normal in this world."
Behind the scenes of the pandemic, an invisible workforce of over one million seafarers has continued to toil on bulk carriers, oil tankers, fishing vessels, cruise ships, and more.
“We were out of sight and out of mind,” says Second Officer Jaisal Bhati. trib.al/P7X4YXl
Even in normal circumstances, weathering the perilous seas with limited personnel is a tough, dangerous job.
And while many industries ground to a standstill as a result of the coronavirus, the global shipping industry did not.
EXCLUSIVE: From an allegedly violent North Carolina Proud Boy appearing in a disturbing photo op with a D.C. cop to the son of a Philly officer, the connections keep getting worse.
Charles Donohoe, the leader of a Proud Boys chapter in North Carolina, was arrested Wednesday morning on a conspiracy charge for his alleged role in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol trib.al/M1pY8uo
Like other Proud Boys, Donohoe previously flaunted his apparently warm relationship with police—even as he promoted extralegal violence on the side.
He even appeared in a disturbing photo op with a D.C. cop in 2019. trib.al/M1pY8uo
Her name is Hyun Jung Grant. She is one of the victims of Tuesday's Atlanta shootings.
"Here in America, she did what she had to do," says her son, 23-year-old Randy Park. "She was a single mother of two kids who dedicated her whole life to raising them." trib.al/PQnpHCz
Randy Park said he learned of his mother’s murder while he was playing his favorite videogame, League of Legends, in their townhome in Duluth, Georgia.
He and his mother were “very close,” he said. “I could tell her anything.” trib.al/PQnpHCz
“You see this stuff in TV shows and movies,” Park told The Daily Beast. “It’s surreal. But I have a younger brother that I have to take care of now, so as much as I want to be sad and grieve—and I am super sad—I have no choice but to move on.” trib.al/PQnpHCz
Dozens of young White House staffers have been suspended or asked to resign due to past marijuana use, despite initial indications from the Biden admin that recreational use of cannabis would not be immediately disqualifying for would-be personnel trib.al/47V8Kgd
The policy has even affected staffers who have used marijuana in one of the 14 states where cannabis is legal trib.al/47V8Kgd
Some staffers were informally told by transition higher-ups ahead of formally joining the administration that they would overlook some past marijuana use, only to be told later that they were being asked to resign trib.al/47V8Kgd
“That story in America is the original story that gets a remake, and sometimes the villain just gets changed, right?” says @WajahatAli. “So right now it’s Chinese or the Chinese, whoever looks Chinese.” thedailybeast.com/how-trump-turn…
BREAKING: Woman claims Armie Hammer violently raped her for four hours: "I thought that he was going to kill me" trib.al/A2WINzg
The woman who allegedly spearheaded the tidal wave of sexual assault claims against Armie Hammer has now come forward to detail an alleged encounter in 2017, where she claims she was violently raped by the actor over the course of four hours trib.al/3Uy8xok
The woman, who is only being identified as Effie, said Hammer “repeatedly slammed my head against the wall bruising my face. He also committed other acts of violence against me, to which I did not consent” trib.al/3Uy8xok