by Susan J. Douglas Today, we once again have what Betty Friedan famously called “a problem with no name.” Millions of young women — the
by Josie Lehrer Before a standing room-only house at the debut presentation of the Mens Story Project in August 2008, Kenyatta, a 60 year-old writer from Harlem,
by Kate Bornstein Gender rights are often reduced to the rights of women and the rights of men. But over the past 15 yearsby means
by Thea Hillman When I first learned about intersex, it was from a friend of mine who had just completed a training to work at
by Angela Bonavoglia On a sizzling summer night, I head to the Outpost Lounge in Brooklyn to Switch N’ Play’s Open Drag Night to watch gender-based performances,
by Carolyn Gage The bathroom has been a site of “gender anxiety” historically, as well as a battlefield, and, although it is tempting to write
by Joel VigGender in the theatre has always been open to change. From Shakespeare’s plays, where women’s roles were performed exclusively by men, to more
by Mahin Hassibi The feminist movement began to raise questions about the cultural root of male supremacy. The simplified male-female concept of “gender” has never
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
Over the years, HIV-AIDS has been demonized and stigmatized, especially by religious reactionaries. Family “values” conservatives oppose condom use, even though it could save women’s
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