by Margaret Randall I lean over the developing tray, agitating a print with bamboo tongs. Slowly, two figures darken on the paper. A woman, her
by Jill Benderly In July, I received this letter from my best friend from Yugoslavia, a lesbian feminist activist from Belgrade (the capital city of
by Amy Goodman She walked into the governor’s office wearing a Halloween mask, a purple wig, a floor-length red velvet cape and army fatigues. She
by Darrell L. Paster ince 1969, Darrell L. Paster has been concerned with health issues involving poor people. He helped set up the Appalachian Health Project
by Esty Dinur A Wish for Cambodia: The Khmer Rouge takeover of Cambodia spelled an end to the good life and the beginning of what is
by Roberta Kalechofsky Contrary to popular conception, the identity of the Palestinian Arabs as a nationality is a recent phenomenon. As has often been observed, it
by Phyllis Chesler On December 1,1988 I was one of the women who prayed aloud with a Torah at the Western Wall for the first time
by Bill Strubbe Every Friday afternoon at 1:00, while most Jerusalem residents are caught in the throes of their preparations for the onset of Shabbat
by Merle Hoffman Iam a child of the holocaust, a survivor of sorts, a kind of surrogate sufferer. I have never smelled the burning flesh
by Eleanor J. Bader One afternoon in October, in the tiny village ofHawwara, off the Nablus Road, American visitors found two she-goats, two kids and five
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