Unfinished Business
by Janice K. Bryant In the battle over a feminist monument, 150 years of racial tension resurfaces and a question reemerges: Is history written in
by Janice K. Bryant In the battle over a feminist monument, 150 years of racial tension resurfaces and a question reemerges: Is history written in
by Patricia A. Murphy Abusive men frequently use pets to manipulate women’s emotions, beating, shooting, disemboweling, strangling or drowning an animal if the woman tries
by Judith K. Witherow On November 5, 1996, I did not vote for Bill C, Ross P., Bob D. or any other Guy running for
by Merle Hoffman “We the People of South AfricaRecognize the injustices of our pasthonor those who suffered for justice and freedom in our landRespect those
by Dylan Foley and Andrea D’Asaro middle of a crackdown on prostitution as part of a campaign against “social evils,” and the owner’s husband recently
A discussion with Tammy Bruce and Julianne Malveaux TURN ON THE RADIO AND LISTEN TO women talk-show hosts. Most likely they’re talking therapy, cooking, or
by Phyllis Chesler Once asthma, arthritis, lupus, multiple sclerosis, Lyme’s disease and allergies were dismissed as primarily psychiatric in nature. These are plague years. Governments,
Book Reviews by Rita Henley Jenson The Wages of Motherhood Is Poverty Forced low-wage work, racial bias, taking children from their parents — these characterize
by Mary Lou Greenberg Anti-abortion activists renew threats to reproductive freedom. THE NORTHSIDE FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES CLINIC is located on a small hill, just off
Book Reviews by Robin Bromley The notion of motherhood, never simple or particularly stable, is again under pressure — this time on several fronts. While