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Alviso case highlights domestic violence that is often hidden within gay community
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Making History Takes Time
March 3, 2010
A dear friend and wise woman gave me this sage advice many years ago as I expressed my frustration with how long it is taking to reduce and ultimately end domestic violence. I often use this as a mantra when I see our reception area fill up on a daily basis. I have [...]
Justice Prevailed Today
February 22,2010
Today was a good day for justice. Today was a good day for the Schipsi family, relatives, friends and the Santa Clara community. It could not have come soon enough. Fragile hearts were on the line. Today the judge ruled on whether to allow Bulos (Paul) Zumont to post bail. He has been charged [...]
Is Prostitution a Choice?
February 10, 2010
I am currently reading the book “Half the Sky” by Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn. In the first few chapters, the authors cover forced prostitution and sex trafficking particularly of very young women. They frequently note that adult women choose the lifestyle and therefore are not in greatest need of assistance (paraphrased). [...]
