by Dr. Phyllis Chesler Racism is real and it is ugly but so is sexism. Who has been fined and “clipped” for calling women “hoes,”
by Ariel Chesler I had the privilege and honor of being with my wife in the delivery room for the birth of both of our
by Phyllis Chesler In the course of human events, certain actions and special individuals have been known to inspire operas. Like life, most operas also
by Phyllis Chesler The acclaimed Sallie Bingham Center for Women’s History and Culture at Duke University celebrated its 25th Anniversary recently with a discussion in NYC, The
by Phyllis Chesler I do not understand what motivates sensible, even heroic, people to claim what is clearly a defeat as a victory. I am
by Phyllis Chesler Nearly 25 years ago, I was blessed with the privilege of being part of the first-ever woman’s prayer service at the Western
by Sunsara Taylor On April 12, 2013, eight members of End Pornography and Patriarchy: The Enslavement and Degradation of Women (StopPatriarchy.org) were evicted, under threat
by Phyllis Chesler Every time a news story breaks about a woman imprisoned as a sex slave (for example the Cleveland Three) people are, appropriately, shocked
by Linda Stein I boarded the bus for the 2013 March on Washington with bravery very much on my mind. My exhibitions and lectures address courage in standing up
by Jamie Hagen The U.S. Military’s January 24th lifting of the ban on women soldiers serving in combat is a bittersweet victory for the rights
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