by Mary Lou Greenberg Much of women’s lives has to do with terror – living with it, facing it, and most importantly, overcoming it. The
By Annie Sprinkle In 2003 Green River Killer Gary Ridgeway confessed to having strangled ninety women to death and having sex with their dead bodies.
by Cathy Albisa When gender and poverty intersect, the failure to protect economic and social rights gives rise to the possibility of real terror. The
by Carol J. Adams Several years ago, for one week’s time, I was a circuit rider working against domestic violence. I traveled from county to
By Malika Zouba Years of terror at the hands of religious fundamentalists have left bruises beyond remedy for women in Algeria , even as women
By Ellen Snortland Women are terrorism experts. Females all over the world, in developed and developing countries, deal with the possible threat of male-on-female violence
By Merle Hoffman In the midst of my elation, shared with so many others, over the election of Barack Obama — the transcendence of the
by Jana Leo From the author:This book is primarily the narration of my individual reflection on an event. It is an autobiography, documenting a period
by Carolyn Gage 2003: A journalist contacted several writers, including me, about the impending invasion of Iraq: How was the war was affecting my writing? My
by Mahin Hassibi Long before the French revolutionaries legitimized terror and terrorizing as an instrument of subjugation, men had discovered its effectiveness in their relations
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