Sex, Politics, and Psychology
by Raymond Rakow, M.D. The hallmark of any oppressive ideology is domination and subordination, viewed from a societal as well as ...
by Raymond Rakow, M.D. The hallmark of any oppressive ideology is domination and subordination, viewed from a societal as well as ...
by Vinie Burrows It is not an exaggeration to say that there can be no successful liberation struggle without the ...
by Roberta Kalechofsky ‘The body has a sense of honor as well as the soul.” – Thomas Mann Metaphors about ...
by Merle Hoffman have always worn a lot of black, even when it was out of fashion. Perhaps it was ...
by Merle Hoffman For Karen Thompson, the personal has indeed become the political; and for someone like Karen – a ...
by Merle Hoffman Pamela Raie Steward Monson is a 27-year-old woman from San Diego, California, who has the dubious honour ...
by Irene Davall Early in the 13th Century there lived a monk whose mistress got pregnant. It must have been ...
by Merle Hoffman It was the pots and pans that finally activated me. I had followed the case for days ...
by Melody Anderson and Leora Magler In midlife. according to the Harvard Medical School Mental Health Letter, women experience more ...
by Merle Hoffman An ON THE ISSUES Exclusive Interview with an Introduction by Dr. Mathilde Krim, Co-Chair American Foundation for ...
by Ellen R. Gritz, Ph.D As a result of sweeping changes in social forces during this century, cigarette smoking has ...
by Elizabeth Holtzman The pain and horror of sexual assault touches women of all ages, all colors, all classes, and ...
by Julia Piggin In Circe, Giovanni Battista Gelli’s famous 16th century series of fantasy-philosophical essays in the form of dialogues ...
by Merle Hoffman November, 1985 did not come quietly for me. It was a month of immersion in violence and ...
by Merle Hoffman I am overhearing a phone conversation – the tone of the speaker is intimate – concerned – ...
by Merle Hoffman With Volume V, On the Issues is pleased to welcome two contributing editors: Florence Kennedy and Irene ...
by Merle Hoffman It was Mother’s Day and the son of William Schroeder was responding to repeated questions on David ...
by Lila A. Wallis, MD A quiet revolution has been taking place in American medical schools during the last decade. ...
by Alexandra Symonds, M.D. “Blue, sad, morose, down” – just a few of the words used to describe depression, a ...
by Merle Hoffman In the cheaper stores, it’s much more obvious – Sometimes there’s a big sign announcing that everything ...
by Merle Hoffman The Rev. Beatrice Blair has served as Executive Director of National NARAL and as chair of its ...
by Merle Hoffman With Volume V, On the Issues is pleased to welcome two contributing editors: Florence Kennedy and Irene ...
by Virginia Apuzzo Lesbian health care, in the course of the past fifteen years, has progressed from a state of ...
by Oralee Wachter Child sexual abuse. Incest. Just a few years ago these were words hidden deep in the closet. ...
In On the Issues Vol. II, Merle Hoffman wrote of “Baby Jane Doe,” an infant born with severe multiple handicaps, ...
The National Women’s Coalition, a group of some 70 business and professional women, has been assembled by the Republican National ...
by Merle Hoffman She must have been in her mid-40s. The lines and depressions in her face testified to a ...
by Howard J. Osofsky, M.D., Ph.D. Although pre-menstrual tension was first described in 1931. only in recent years has there ...
The Rev. Jerry Falwell, founder of The Moral Majority, leader of Liberty Baptist, a Christian fundamentalist college in Lynchburg, Va.. ...
Responding to the steadily growing need to provide the public with up-to-date information on AIDS, the N.Y. City Department of ...
by Merle Hoffman I remember it distinctly the point in time when I became political: it was summer, 1976, and ...