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There are allegations of a secret tunnel under a synagogue in New York, sparking conspiracy theories and concerns about child abuse.
The discovery of the tunnels has led to speculation and questions about what was happening down there, including the presence of high chairs and stained mattresses.
The reactions to the tunnel discovery raise issues about religious privilege and how different scenarios involving different religious groups might be perceived and treated by the public and media.

Iowa's ecclesiastical situations may be a sign of changes to come in the future.
Allegations against a spiritual director show the importance of addressing abusive conduct in spiritual relationships.
Bishops' actions and responses in various countries reflect significant shifts in church dynamics.

Ashton Kutcher resigned as board chairman of an anti-child sexual abuse organization he co-founded.
Kutcher admitted writing a character letter for a convicted rapist was an error in judgment, but he did not apologize directly to the victims.
The character letters from Kutcher and his wife portrayed the rapist in a positive light, which hurt and infuriated survivors.

GOP leaders have a history of being involved in sexual abuse incidents.
Republicans like Hastert and Jordan have supported LGBTQ discrimination while being accused of sexual misconduct.
The GOP hypocritically demonizes LGBTQ individuals while some of their own members have been involved in or ignored sexual misconduct.

No matter whose name is on it, the Epstein list reveals nothing new about power and abuse.
The behavior of powerful men in the Epstein case shocks due to their recklessness.
Justice must prevail against the perpetrators of heinous crimes like those associated with Jeffrey Epstein.

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Heather Prunier bravely shared her story of childhood abuse, standing up to her abuser and reclaiming her power.
The legal system often fails to support survivors of sexual assault, making it difficult to obtain justice.
Speaking out can bring personal healing and empowerment and shed light on systemic issues in society.

James Lindsay believes gender ideology is a form of grooming, making children more vulnerable to abuse.
Teaching children a hierarchy of trusted adults can help protect them in public places.
Gender ideology can blur children's boundaries and instincts, making them more susceptible to predators.

The grooming gang issue involves the rape and pimping of vulnerable girls by men who often escape justice.
The myth that fascists cracked the grooming gang cases is debunked, as it was survivors, former police, and advocates who exposed the atrocities.
Ethnicity of perpetrators in grooming gangs is relevant, but not in the way racists claim; male violence towards females is the core issue.

E. Jean Carroll bravely stood up against her abuser, Donald Trump, and fought for justice, inspiring many others to speak out as well.
Carroll's decision to speak out in the #MeToo era shed light on the challenges faced by survivors and the societal response to allegations of sexual assault.
The legal battle between Carroll and Trump highlights the difficulty survivors face in seeking justice and the societal consequences of holding perpetrators accountable.

Coaching abuse can blur the edges of trust, making it hard to know where to draw the line.
The issue of sexual abuse in coaching is complex, with challenges in identification and communication.
Victims of abuse may struggle with speaking out, highlighting the importance of supporting those who come forward.