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Tag: teenage girls

Online Harassment: A Letter

Posted on Oct 13, 2017Jun 22, 2018 by Susannah Sherwood

To the grown man who harassed my friends on the Internet: I guess my main question is: Why? Don’t you have better things to do with your time? You had so many options. She called you out for your unfunny stand-up comedy routine and a joke you made trivializing sexual violence against women. The first and […]

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PEARLS for Teen Girls, Inc.: A Chain of Inspiration

Posted on Apr 16, 2015Apr 16, 2015 by Aparna Datey

It was a brutally cold morning when I met with my friend Elizabeth Mueller for a cup of tea at the library. As we chatted, warming our hands around our tea cups, one thing was clear: Elizabeth’s passion for her work with PEARLS for Teen Girls, Inc. is not only her dream job but her calling. […]

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When We Were Us by Lydia Suffield

Posted on Jan 7, 2015Dec 3, 2015 by Germ Magazine guest author

It ends here, in a parking lot with neon streetlights painting our skin, and her hands twisted in my jacket, and her breath ragged as her words curl and crush themselves into my ear. “You were my friend” is what she whispers, but the words are too heavy to be just that. They’re carrying everything […]

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Just a Note to My Teenage Angst and Her Unused Black Lipstick by Kayla Wheeler

Posted on Dec 8, 2014Dec 28, 2014 by Germ Magazine guest author

When you chose Manic Panic Raven, a shade so dark you couldn’t find it at the bottom of your purse after you stole it from CVS, you convinced yourself that girls who paint their mouths the color of pavement often get them broken on it. And you believed it, left the tube unopened, only wore […]

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