Abortion Providers: The New “Communists”
by Merle Hoffman I KNEW THAT THINGS HAD CHANGED WHEN I WAS HANDED a button that read “I’m Pro-Choice and ...
by Merle Hoffman I KNEW THAT THINGS HAD CHANGED WHEN I WAS HANDED a button that read “I’m Pro-Choice and ...
by Marlene C. Piturro “I don’t regard Mrs. Chan as a woman. She’s far too forceful and inflexible in her ...
by Laurel Touby A gift of this magnitude was bound to alter our fiscal interactions (and, who knows, maybe foment ...
by Leah Rose Was it murder or self-defense? Some legal experts and activists in Ulster County, N.Y. say the jurors ...
by Jill Johnston In May 1989 the Danish Parliament granted lesbians and gay men the right to civil marriage — ...
by Mahin Hassibi No need for a revolution from within — or without. Let them eat Prozac. LIKE MANY PSYCHIATRISTS, ...
Love has long been a source of power for women — at times our sole means of influence. “A woman’s ...
by Phyllis Chesler It is time, and Second Wave* feminists are beginning to document their salad days. In the late ...
by Deborah Horan As Daniela Khalaf sits in the air-conditioned studio of the nascent Palestine Broadcast Corp. where she anchors ...
by Marge Piercy How dare a woman choose?Choose to be pregnant,choose to be childless,choose to be lesbian,choose to have two ...
by Carolyn Gage “I hear a lot of talk about women forgiving men. I don’t believe it. I have experienced ...
by Merle Hoffman Carol Adams sees feminism as a visionary philosophy that includes stewardship of the earth. Over the years, On ...
by John Stoltenberg Heresy raises hell — like when Copernicus said, “The sun does not revolve around the earth.” So ...
by Peggy Simpson The fight to regain reproductive rights The scaffolding covering the Chopin Palace in Warsaw didn’t hide the ...
by Merle Hoffman For in other ways, a woman Is full of fear, defenseless, dreads the sight of cold Steel; ...
by Phyllis Chesler Like most women, I’ve been sexually harassed by my professors, employers, boyfriends, and husbands – and by ...
by Olivia James “IN MY DAY, IT ALL STARTED when you were fourteen. . .at Easter time,” she says, pulling ...
Bella Abzug, “the Bronx’s gift to the nation, and now the world,” was awarded the 1994 Veteran Feminists of America ...
by Laura Flanders One week after Aristide’s return to Haiti, ON THE ISSUES sent journalist Laura Flanders to Port-au-Prince to ...
by Patricia Riley Dunlap Mocking poetry graced each issue of the The Reply. The 1913 “A Dream of Fair Women” ...
The Chinese government did their best to see that we had as little contact as possible with the people of ...
by Frances Kissling Fundamentalism responds to people’s fear of the modern world, and there are some very good reasons to ...
by Julie Mertus News from the women’s conference was dominated by matters of a more sensational sort: Would Hillary speak? ...
by Jeannette Batz “Basically, you’ll learn how breast examinations should be done, then you’ll teach and evaluate the medical students,” ...
by Phyllis Chesler It’s almost as if people expect men to rape, beat, and murder women and children. No one’s ...
by Merle Hoffman By nature, I am a romantic and have had warrior fantasies since my early adolescence. Surrounding myself ...
by Marlene C. Piturro Legal secretary Rena Weeks was astonished when a jury awarded her $7.1 million dollars for being ...
by Nicole Bokat “I did it!” a beaming Elizabeth announced to our mother’s group. “Chloe was born naturally” The other ...
by Elayne Rapping In a review of the autobiography of Norma McCorvey—the Jane Roe of Roe v. Wade—in a recent ...
By Edith Pearlman The Ugly Duchess haunts me. She has haunted me since our first encounter, when I was seven. ...
by Mary Lou Greenberg Anti-abortion leader and former Ku Klux Klan member John Burt and two of his associates called ...
by Katherine Eban Finkelstein Under George Bush, the halls and rooms of the White House were closed to us. We ...