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Tag: womens rights

  • How To Write A Memoir
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    How To Write A Memoir

    Since we’re all busy reflecting on 2021, I am currently in the process of doing the same. And, since the year in review is looking like I overcame a lot of fears and experienced a lot of milestones, it’s time to reflect on perhaps one of the biggest professional milestones of not only my year […]

  • NEW MUSIC: #FREEBRITNEY

    Free Britney Spears from the abusive conservatorship she has been under for 13 years. No human being deserves to live under the constraints that Britney has found herself living under. Freedom is not a privilege, it is a right. To check out my latest song #FreeBritney, hit the play button on the audio on SoundCloud […]

  • Do You See You? Book Reading

    Do You See You? is my first person testimony with respect to an abusive relationship I experienced during my twenties. It was not an easy book to write, but it was an important story for me to share. There have been tears shed almost every step of the way, but they were almost necessary to […]

  • Do You See You?

    Do You See You? tells the story of a young twenty-something Arielle London looking for love and finding it in the wrong places. This autobiographical account follows Arielle as she embarks upon a new relationship and a new journey studying Human Rights abroad in London, England. Except things aren’t all as they seem to be, […]

  • Hear Me Roar: International Women’s Day 2021

    Today is International Women’s Day 2021, an important day for recognizing women everywhere across all socially constructed divisions and arbitrarily decided upon lines. On this day it is important that we reflect on who women are and why we recognize our gender on this day. Being a woman is increasingly understood as an identity and […]

  • DAY 16: I Am A Feminist

    Regardless of how that headline makes you feel, I am a feminist. I am a proud feminist at that, one who believes in equality between genders in all regards. It comes with the package of being a human rights advocate but also just a conscious mind. I was reflecting on someone that I know, a […]

  • This Week’s Human Rights Report

    “I’m enraged with emotion, do you fear it’s insincere? I dropped a grenade on the floor, watched it explode had no fear.” – Arielle London This past week we have seen horrific stories develop in the news. Every week the news cycle presents stories of systemic failures but this week I’d like to highlight three […]

  • NEW MUSIC: No One Wins At War

    This song is dedicated to every woman who has ever found their body as the battlefield. No one wins at war. Vocals & Lyrics: Arielle LondonInstrumental: The Fugees – Ready or Not I found this song in The Vault tonight. The lyrics were too relevant for the time not to release. At a moment in […]

  • 9 Years To The Day

    It’s been 9 years to the day. On Sunday morning of Grand Prix weekend in 2010 my ex raped me. The memories of this day are scathed in my mind and burned into my DNA. The story didn’t end that day, in fact some days I wonder when the situation will be over for good. […]