by Mary Lou Greenberg “Lines in the Sand” can be either personal or political — or most often, both. Both frequently involve activism and personal
by Jennifer S. Macleod Many established institutions and forces in our country are still fighting desperately against the Equal Rights Amendment because, in one way
by Rebecca Chalker The Ancient Greek aphorism, “Know yourself,” was inscribed on the Temple of Apollo at Delphi. Whatever this bit of wisdom applied to
by Donna Schaper I am interested in an overall reversal of course when it comes to preparation for sexual intimacy, that thing we now reduce
by Pam Chamberlain When I was in college, a group of radical women dressed as witches ran around major U.S. cities doing zap actions, placing
By Irasema Garza In the struggle for gender equality, the legal victories have been historic. Women’s employment and educational rights seemed secure with the passage
by Lois Uttley Twelve years ago, Jane Van de Bogart took a stand: Kingston Hospital in rural Ulster County, NY, could not be allowed to
by Gloria Feldt Were you thinking we were done with elections and could take a few minutes to celebrate a pro-woman administration and a Democratically-controlled
By Sarah Hackley Instead of a time of hope, pregnancy too often means death for women in developing countries. In September of 2008, UNICEF reported that one
by Loretta J. Ross I’m not a policy wonk. I am very ill suited to talk frequently to legislators to ask them to do the
On The Issues Magazine Online is a successor to the progressive, feminist quarterly print publication from 1983 to 1999.
© 2024 On The Issues Magazine
Website & SEO By: MI Digital Solution