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  • Violence
  • Race
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  • Culture
  • Activism and Politics in the US
  • Abortion
2008 Summer

San Francisco Health Care Clinic Makes Sex Workers At Home

By Carol Stuart The St.James Infirmary is one of the first of its kind — an occupational health clinic for …

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2009 Summer

Asylum Pitfalls May Await the Transgender Applicant

by Victoria Neilson When “Cristina” calls Immigration Equality, where I am the legal director, she’s called the right place for …

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2009 Spring

Listen to Iraqi Women

By Yifat Susskind Human rights, feminism, literature and science are all aspects of our common human heritage. Women in the …

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2009 Spring

Students Draw the Line on Sexual Violence

By Stephanie Gilmore Sexual violence is a problem on this campus!” “Your silence will not protect you!” “What do we …

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2009 Spring

Repeal Hyde: Even Republicans Know It’s Wrong to Politick With Women’s Lives

By Loretta J Ross I believe President Obama should show strong leadership in repealing the Hyde Amendment that prohibits public funding for …

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2009 Spring

New Yorkers Need to Upgrade Abortion Laws

By Galen Sherwin Laurel Simons, (not her real name) who lives in a small town in Western New York, was …

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2009 Spring

Lessons from Redstockings : A Movement Goes for What It Wants

By Adrien Hilton Almost 40 years ago, the New York radical feminist group Redstockings pledged in its manifesto: “This time we are …

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2009 Spring

Put Self-Objectification Under Wraps

By Lu Bailey I am saddened by today’s pop-culture version of feminism, and especially by the number of women who …

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2009 Spring

Listen Up: UN Must Hear Women on Violence

by Charlotte Bunch Violence against women is an issue that has come onto the global agenda from the grassroots level …

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2009 Spring

Higher Ground, Not Common Ground

by Merle Hoffman As a person who feels that war should be the strategy of last resort, I still like to …

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2009 Spring

Poem Honoring Slain Abortion Doctor, Again

Obstetrician Murdered by Terrorist in Amherst, New Yorkby Judith Arcana This poem, written for Barnett Slepianis here dedicated, in memoriamand …

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2009 Spring

Activists Boost Female Health Empowerment

by Eleanor J. Bader Our Bodies, Ourselves started with a small group of strangers talking to one another at a …

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2009 Spring

Equal Rights Amendment Still Brings Out Ranters

by Jennifer S. Macleod Many established institutions and forces in our country are still fighting desperately against the Equal Rights …

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2009 Spring

Intimate Lines: Know thy Clitoris

by Rebecca Chalker The Ancient Greek aphorism, “Know yourself,” was inscribed on the Temple of Apollo at Delphi. Whatever this …

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2009 Spring

Intimate Lines: Shaping Sexual Futures On A Budget

by Donna Schaper I am interested in an overall reversal of course when it comes to preparation for sexual intimacy, …

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2009 Winter

“Crisis Pregnancy Centers” are Threats to Reproductive Justice

By Lauren Guy McAlpin A young woman, we’ll call her Amanda, walked into an agency she saw advertised in her …

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2009 Spring

Common Enemies: LGBT, Abortion Share Foes

by Pam Chamberlain When I was in college, a group of radical women dressed as witches ran around major U.S. …

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2009 Spring

Second Bill of Rights: Economic Security

By Irasema Garza In the struggle for gender equality, the legal victories have been historic. Women’s employment and educational rights …

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2009 Spring

Taking a Stand on Hospitals, and Meaning It

by Lois Uttley Twelve years ago, Jane Van de Bogart took a stand: Kingston Hospital in rural Ulster County, NY, …

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2009 Spring

To Run the World, Power Up Feminism

by Gloria Feldt Were you thinking we were done with elections and could take a few minutes to celebrate a …

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2009 Spring

The Plight of Pregnancy; Maternal Mortality in Developing Countries

By Sarah Hackley Instead of a time of hope, pregnancy too often means death for women in developing countries. In …

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2009 Spring

Mobilizing for Reproductive Justice

by Loretta J. Ross I’m not a policy wonk. I am very ill suited to talk frequently to legislators to …

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2009 Winter

Populism Needed to Shovel Out the Old Economy

by Donna Schaper Attach fair and just policies to the “emergency” economic stimulus bills and you will find a powerful …

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2009 Winter

Unprecedented Recognition for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

by Myra Kovary We are living in a new era for persons with disabilities. One sign of this occurred in …

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2009 Spring

Intimate Lines : Teaching Daughters About Lollipop Politics

by Margot Mifflin How did it happen? One day I was a twentysomething heaping scorn on Tipper Gore and her …

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2009 Winter

Midwifery Reborn: Politicians Take Note

By Lesley Cohen Healthcare remains a forefront issue for the American public. With a new president who acknowledges the need …

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2009 Winter

Twisted Treaty Shafts U.S. Women

by Janet Benshoof American women need legal tools to fight patriarchy. Women outside of the U.S. are pushing for and getting …

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2009 Winter

Ending the Male Patina in Biology

By Mahin Hassibi For the past century and a half, every new discovery of biology has left intact, and even …

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2009 Winter

Revolution Lite

by Merle Hoffman We asked leading thinkers to describe New Revolutions We Need for a feminist and progressive future. Here’s one response. Oscar …

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2009 Winter

THEATRE ARTS: A Menace to Society

by Alexis Greene Over the years, Bill Baird, the reproductive rights activist, has been threatened, arrested and jailed. He’s been called …

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2009 Winter

A Do-Over for Reproductive Justice

By Gloria Feldt Lars Larson is a conservative radio talk show host with a following of four million listeners. His …

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2009 Winter

End Torture, End Domestic Violence

by Rhonda Copelon When one compares what is done to a woman in an advanced domestic battering cycle and to prisoners …

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2009 Winter

New Waves for Abortion Access in European Decision

by Diana Whitten Women on Waves, an organization that uses a ship to help women in countries where abortion is …

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