Sarahbeth Caplin Stoneburner – FEMININE COLLECTIVE

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What a Late-Night Stop at a Gas Station Taught Me About Rape Culture

January 10, 2016October 4, 2018 Sarahbeth Caplin Stoneburner

“Are you sure it’s not too late to drive home?” Josh asked. “You can sleep on the couch if you want.” By my standards, 10:30 PM wasn’t that late. But the drive was an hour long, and I needed to get up early the next morning for my internship. I kissed Read more

I Used to Think Abuse Victims Were Stupid

December 16, 2015October 4, 2018 Sarahbeth Caplin Stoneburner

I have a small degree of sympathy for people who judge women in abusive relationships. That’s because I used to be one. I recall a Dear Abby column I read over my morning cereal about ten years ago, which I later vented to my mother about. A woman wrote to Read more