by Wilma Rule and Stephen Hill More than 75 years ago, the Nineteenth Amendment gave American women the right to vote. Three quarters of a
by the Editors We, the people of the United States, talk a good game about the blessings of liberty. But when it comes to the
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 Trish Wilson ven as fathers are disappearing from the lives of millions of women and children, they’re turning up in newsletters, local activist groups,
By Eleanor Bader THESE 38 ESSAYS START WITH A BLUNT and terrifying reminder, at least for those of us on the progressive end of the
By Fred Pelka PSYCHOLOGIST CAROL GlLL KNOWS THE VALUE OF HAVING federal civil rights law on your side. “When I called one of Chicago’s major
by Julia Kagan ALL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS ARE IMPORTANT, but some stand out as turning points, historic markers when the nation made a clear choice to
by Kay Mills In these anxious times, will women make a difference?Only if they’re on the ballot. Congresswoman Patricia Schroeder’s Christmas card said it all:
by Peggy Simpson At 32, Irene Pivetti is the youngest speaker of the Italian Parliament in history. Irene Pivetti has a reputation as an antifeminist.
by Andrea Peyser It took only minutes from the time some unseen hand blew a hole in the heart of this nation – killing nearly
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