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 …
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