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1. Give the main character a pseudonym. Call her Helen. This is good. You need distance. You don't feel anything like a Helen. You'll be able to write about what happened. 2. Change the antagonist's name. Use Rick. In real life his name was Pete, which is also in the name of the bar in Brooklyn where you ran a reading 
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West’s memoir is full of a wild, joyous vulgarity and ranges from body images and rape threats to puberty and her love for her husband
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22 AUGUST 2017: Our research with Reclaim the Internet shows Twitter is doing too little, too slowly to combat online threats, racist and misogynistic abuse. Via End Misogyny
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A laissez-faire attitude to online aggression has encouraged abuse without penalty, writes the Guardian columnist Suzanne Moore Via End Misogyny
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A Labour MP has called for increased support and training for women in public life after revealing she received 600 rape threats in a single day last year. Speaking to The Independent, Jess Phillips, MP for Birmingham Yardley since 2015, said there was nothing in common with those threatening her ”other than them being men”. Via End Misogyny
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Our Online Abuse Wheel summarizes the tactics, legal issues, and impacts of online abuse. Via End Misogyny
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Melinda Henneberger - Roll Call: Trump stuck up for his old friend Roger Ailes. For a candidate with a historically low standing among women, this is bold talk. One reason Trump may feel so bad for his buddy Roger Ailes is that he can relate. Because another thing Donald Trump has in common with Bill Clinton is that they’ve both been accused of, and strenuously denied, committing rape.
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