Women And The War On Terror: An Unintended Consequence?
by Sallie Bingham The statistics about violence against women in the United States have a deadly sameness that can numb minds and hearts: 95 thousand
by Sallie Bingham The statistics about violence against women in the United States have a deadly sameness that can numb minds and hearts: 95 thousand
By Phyllis Chesler Our Most Vulnerable Female Patients Are Being Raped By The Very People Who Are Supposed To Care For Them. After a devastating
by Sabrina Margarita Alcantara When sexual harassment turns racist, I summon up ancestral resistance. I’ve had my share of put-downs on the streets. Sometimes I
A discussion with Tammy Bruce and Julianne Malveaux TURN ON THE RADIO AND LISTEN TO women talk-show hosts. Most likely they’re talking therapy, cooking, or
by Anne Tully I could be fired for telling this story. “Anne Tully” is the pseudonym of a prosecutor in a large city district attorney’s
by Anne Tully As important as it is for feminists to work inside law enforcement, there is an equally urgent need for feminists outside law-enforcement organizations to
by Joy Ward Judge David Lanier, called by some “The Grabber.” This man is a proven sexual predator. Why is the Constitution on his side?
by Phyllis Chesler There she was, on the front page of the American newspapers, a 20-year-old Bosnian Moslem girl, hanging from a tree, a suicide, dead
On The Issues selected a few people to read an advance copy of Teresa Yunker‘s story about street harassment. Here’s what they had to say: Farai Chideya
by Teresa Yunker Hey, babee! Hot-lookin’chick, man! Whoa-ee! Why dontcha wear somethin’tight?” “Fuck off!” I screamed, whirling around to face them. There was a blank
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