Biden And Lady Gaga To Create Abuse Trauma Centers

Biden And Lady Gaga To Create Abuse Trauma Centers

Former Vice President Joe Biden and musician Lady Gaga are collaborating to open trauma centers for victims of sexual assault, according to multiple media reports. 

“We (want to) set up trauma centers where women can go to get the long-term help they need to deal with these crises. We finally are recognizing the long-term impacts on the health of women and men who’ve been abused. It’s the next great frontier I want to be a part of,” Biden said Monday at “Glamour’s” Women of the Year Summit. 

The centers would provide resources to support victims mentally and physically. The facilities are still in a planning stage, and it’s too early to discuss what they might look like, a spokesperson for Biden told Entertainment Weekly. 

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Lady Gaga wears see through burka

From People of Shamabala:

Lady Gaga appeared at London Fashion Week, wearing perhaps most provocative outfit to date — a pink, sheer burkha. Underneath, the controversial celebrity wore a skin-colored body suit, embroidered with blue flowers on the legs and chest. 

The burkha is worn by strict Muslim women, usually of the Saudi-Arabian Wahabi fundamentalist brand of Islam. As such, Gaga’s see-through burkha seems designed to mock the extremism of Islamic fundamentalists. The pop singer is well known for her outspoken support of gay rights and women’s rights. 

Islamic hardliners recently protested against the US singer, and managed to prevent her Indonesian concert from going ahead, by threatening to bring “chaos” if she performed. 

Indonesian Council of Ulema (MUI) chairman Cholil Ridwan said that he believed the Lady Gaga concert was part of a plan, “intended to destroy the nation’s morality.” 

Lady Gaga wore the pink, see-through burkha when she opened for milliner Philip Treacy, known for his avante garde designs that cater to the world’s fashionistas.