by Barbara J. Gislason The Revolution Occurs Within: Manifesto of an Animal Lawyerby Barbara J. Gislason Admitting to ourselves that we …
by Susan Yanow At a conference on women’s health care needs in fall 2008, a woman whom Ill identify as Marcia …
by Leslie Kanes Weisman Women’s actions through the years demonstrate that they understand how the appropriation of space is a political …
by Marion Banzhaf What can feminists expect, or demand, from foundations in the coming years? Foundations lost approximately 30 percent of …
by Jennifer Baumgardner I was finishing a writing and film project breaking through the contemporary silences about abortion experiences when …
by Susan Faludi Back in 1986, when the media was busy scaring unwed career women with tales of a looming …
by Ariel Dougherty A quote from UNICEF fills the screen of the 2002 film, Women, The Forgotten Face of War: “A few …
By Loretta Ross I have spoken on many campuses in the wake of the “Genocide Awareness Project,” which displays posters …
By Sally Roesch Wagner What Is Terror To Women? by Susan Faludi Back in 1986, when the media was busy scaring …
by Mary Lou Greenberg Much of women’s lives has to do with terror – living with it, facing it, and …
By Annie Sprinkle In 2003 Green River Killer Gary Ridgeway confessed to having strangled ninety women to death and having …
by Cathy Albisa When gender and poverty intersect, the failure to protect economic and social rights gives rise to the …
by Carol J. Adams Several years ago, for one week’s time, I was a circuit rider working against domestic violence. …
By Malika Zouba Years of terror at the hands of religious fundamentalists have left bruises beyond remedy for women in …
By Ellen Snortland Women are terrorism experts. Females all over the world, in developed and developing countries, deal with the …
By Merle Hoffman In the midst of my elation, shared with so many others, over the election of Barack Obama …
by Jana Leo From the author:This book is primarily the narration of my individual reflection on an event. It is …
by Carolyn Gage 2003: A journalist contacted several writers, including me, about the impending invasion of Iraq: How was the war …
by Mahin Hassibi Long before the French revolutionaries legitimized terror and terrorizing as an instrument of subjugation, men had discovered …
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By Linda Stein In this edition of On The Issues Magazine on What is Terror To Women, the artwork of Martha Rosler is …
by Jan Goodwin It’s impossible to imagine the sheer terror that five Pakistani women went through at the end of …
by Eleanor J. Bader To the anti-abortion movement, standing outside clinic doors and bellowing at patients and staff that they …
by Edna Adan Ismail A very distraught old woman came to Edna Adan Maternity Hospital in Hargeisa, Somaliland, appealing to …
by Melissa Nalani Ross In my work on civil and human rights, especially with immigrant populations, I was contacted recently …
by Sallie Bingham The statistics about violence against women in the United States have a deadly sameness that can numb …
By Tawanda Mudzonga Zimbabwe has always been ruled by fear and violence. Our political history reveals government again and again …
by Merle Hoffman I have been on the psychological defensive since Sarah Palin was chosen as the Republican Vice Presidential …
By Ariel Dougherty On election day many hope for a transformation away from the politics of war, greed and repression. …
by Alexis Greene Recently, while walking on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, where I live, I saw a woman …
By Melynda H. Barnhart Feminist debates about sex work, prostitution, and sex trafficking raged long before the debate was enshrined …
by Angela Bonavoglia In the wake of New York Governor Eliot Spitzer’s stunning fall from grace in March 2008 for …
by Alexis Greene “You will not fight your battles on my body anymore.” Thus speaks the character of the Congolese …
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