Adulthood arrives.
You don't know about damage done in the first three years lasting a lifetime. You probably don't remember the damage anyway.
Or maybe it is an ever present damage that you think is normal.
If you could call a number and get it stopped there and then...
So easy to say. What if it's a family thing? What if it's just cruel words year in year out? how does anyone stop that? What if you know you deserve whatever is dished out and you deserve it for however long it takes? What if it is someone who you love deeply who is hurting you the most? How do you turn in someone who hurts you because of hurt done to them, that you understand?
The permutations of abuse are endless.
The time it could take to calm the world regarding it's treatment of females seems inordinately long. Ask around.
Making seven billion plus people adopt a new set of working rules that says no more abuse, especially and immediately, no more abuse of females.
.....
Hundreds of years has been a standard answer. Never comes along a lot too.
How many generations is that?
How many police persons will miss-label the call or doubt the caller in that time?
How many people will get away with murder because a voice wasn't heard and acted upon?
Do you need some help?
Any help at all?
Monday 12 May 2014
One Billion Rising For Justice - Global coordinators
Monique Wilson - One Billion Rising Director - One Billion Rising For Justice
Rossana Abueva - United Kingdom - One Billion Rising For Justice
FARTUUN A. ADAN - Somalia - One Billion Rising For Justice
Iman Aoun - Palestine - One Billion Rising For Justice
ABHA BHAIYA / SANGAT South Asian Feminist Network - India - One Billion Rising For Justice
Kamla Bhasin / SANGAT South Asian Feminist Network - South Asia - One Billion Rising For Justice
Rada Boric - Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia - One Billion Rising For Justice
Delia Cohen - U.S. Prisons - One Billion Rising For Justice
Nico Corradini - Italy - One Billion Rising For Justice
Anne-Christine D'Adesky - Haiti - One Billion Rising For Justice
Jason Day - Peru - One Billion Rising For Justice
Ines Eichmueller - Germany - One Billion Rising For Justice
Allison Gars - Atlanta - One Billion Rising For Justice
ABDUL KARIM HAKIB - Ghana - One Billion Rising For Justice
FAHIMA HASHIM - SUDAN - One Billion Rising For Justice
Karin Heisecke - GERMANY - One Billion Rising For Justice
Colani Hlatjwako - Swaziland - One Billion Rising For Justice
Lindsey Horvath - Los Angeles - One Billion Rising For Justice
Khushi Kabir - Bangladesh - One Billion Rising For Justice
Marsha Pamela Lopez Calderon - Central and South America - One Billion Rising For Justice
Dianne Madray - Caribbean: St Lucia, Jamaica, Trinidad, Guyana - One Billion Rising For Justice
Marya Meyer - Miami - One Billion Rising For Justice
BARBARA MHANGAMI-RUWENDE - BOTSWANA, MALAWI, MOZAMBIQUE, NAMIBIA, SOUTH AFRICA, ZAMBIA, ZIMBABWE - One Billion Rising For Justice
NAOMI N. MWAURA - Kenya - One Billion Rising For Justice
Andres Naime - Mexico - One Billion Rising For Justice
Mbachi Joyce Ng'oma - Malawi - One Billion Rising For Justice
Rosi Orozco - Mexico - One Billion Rising For Justice
Amy Oyekunle - Nigeria - One Billion Rising For Justice
Pat Reuss - Washington DC - One Billion Rising For Justice
Nighat Rizvi / AMAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT NETWORK - Pakistan - One Billion Rising For Justice
Nyasha Sengayi - Zimbabwe - One Billion Rising For Justice
Zubeida Shaik - South Africa - One Billion Rising For Justice
Ivana Smith - Germany - One Billion Rising For Justice
Hannah Tarindwa - Namibia - One Billion Rising For Justice
Isatou Touray - The Gambia - One Billion Rising For Justice
MILY TREVINO-SAUCEDA / ALIANZA NACIONAL DE CAMPESINAS - Farmworkers in the USA and Mexico - One Billion Rising For Justice
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