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  • Activism and Politics in the US
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2008 Summer

Nothing About Us, Without Us

by Ann Jordan Between March and June, scores of women in Cambodia were rounded up and held in detention where …

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2008 Summer

“How you dress shouldn’t be cause for arrest”

By Penelope Saunders In late 2004 and early 2005, the Mayor of Washington, D.C. proposed several new laws to augment …

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2008 Summer

Erotic Laborers Find Outlet in $pread

By Nicole Witte Solomon In 2004, Rachel Aimee, Rebecca Lynn and Raven Strega hit upon a radical notion. The media …

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2008 Summer

On the Frontline of Sex Wars

by Carol Leigh Prostitutes are “the only street fighters we’ve got,” wrote radical feminist Ti-Grace Atkinson in her 1974 book, Amazon …

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2008 Summer

Affinity

By Jaye Austin Williams It was a peculiar Christmas the year my Aunt Mickey told me of my unsavory beginnings. …

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2008 Summer

Safeguarding the Rights of Prostituted Women On the Frontlines of a Global Grassroots Movement

By Lakshmi Anantnarayan The great divide in the women’s movement on the subject of prostitution has been well-documented and even …

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2008 Summer

Putting Together Pieces Of Sex Work, Gender Inequality, Deadly Consequences

By Jane Roberts I look at the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle and cringe. I don’t give a damn about …

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2008 Summer

Let’s Change the Equation on Sex and Earning

By Mahin Hassibi I have come to the conclusion — albeit reluctantly — that selling sex for money or a …

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2008 Summer

Stop the Traffick: Stiffening State Laws Helps Trapped Women

by Sonia Ossorio I know a woman from South America who spent her first night in the Big Apple in …

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2008 Summer

Female Orgasm Today: The Hite Report’s Research Then and Now

by Shere Hite “I always wanted to have orgasm during intercourse with him — seems like the impossible dream. I …

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2008 Summer

“It’s Not TV, Its Sexploitation” Protest Against Home Box Office

by Norma Ramos Home Box Office (HBO) advertises the Cathouse DVD this way: If you’ve got a credit card, it’s all there …

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2008 Summer

Does Working Girls Still Work?

by Ariel Dougherty Working Girls is a classic film on sex work, which many professors report using in college courses for …

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2008 Summer

Feminist Divisions Cause Real-World Repercussions

by Juhu Thukral The idea of sex workers fighting for their human rights is a foreign concept to most people, …

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2008 Summer

Naked Truth: Reality and Fantasy Are (Stripper) Poles Apart

by Bernadette Barton Every semester I assign my undergraduate students in my gender and sexuality courses a class project on …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

Break the Silence, End the Stigma

by Mary Lou Greenberg “Silence = Death.” The shout of AIDS activists cut like a knife through public ignorance, denial and …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

Having Children When You Have HIV – Still a Problem?

by Dr. Ann Boyer When I began working with HIV in the 1980s, women still had a 9 to 30 …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

Talking Shop in the Medical Field: The Unfolding of A Strange New Disease

by Mahin Hassibi Medical specialists in different fields complain about insurance companies or the Medicare rates; otherwise “talking shop” only …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

Media Missteps + Misogyny = Death for Women

By Mary Lou Greenberg Gender-blind spots in assessing the HIV/AIDS epidemic today are key factors in today’s deadly ignorance about …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

In the U.S., AIDS Spreads Rapid-Fire And Crosses the Gender Divide

by Molly M. Ginty A73-year-old grandmother in Kansas City, Kansas. A 16-year-old Bronx girl living in a foster home. A …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

High Rates of HIV and STIs Show the U.S. Is Flouting Teens’ Human Rights

By Cynthia Soohoo and Katrina Anderson More than half of all new HIV infections in the U.S. occur before the …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

Global Gag Rule Poses Moral Challenge for U.S. HIV/AIDS Funding

By Marjorie Signer The pending reauthorization of the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, commonly called PEPFAR, is a …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

Time to Rethink Global HIV/AIDS Care

By Nicole Itano After 13 years at the head of the UN’s AIDS organization, Dr. Peter Piot is stepping down. His departure …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

“I Don’t Want to Write the Book” – AIDS and Listening to Women

By Sharon Walton Idistinctly remember the first time that I heard the word “AIDS.”  It was 1985.  I was on …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

Once the silence has been broken

By Mehret Mandefro Silence is a universal metaphor that explains marginalized human experience. With HIV, the silence that cloaks sexism, …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

No Place Left to Bury the Dead: Denial, Despair, and Hope in the African AIDS Pandemic

Reviewed by Eleanor J. Bader Nicole Itano’s No Place Left to Bury the Dead zeroes in on three communities in Botswana, Lesotho …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

Not Enough Women Use Web Resource

By Cindy Cooper An invaluable health website has special promise for women with HIV-AIDS, but not enough are using it. …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

What is a Woman Worth? The Global Story is the Feminization of a Pandemic

by Marcy Bloom What is a woman worth? HIV infections among women and girls have risen in every part of …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

African Woman With Aids Rebuffed For Life-Saving Care

By Lisa Vives While “medical tourism” is filling hospital beds in developing countries with patients priced out of the care …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

Women with AIDS: Off the Radar Screen

By Janine Avril I feel for all women with AIDS, but my heart goes out to women like my mother …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

THEATER ARTS: Continental Bridges and Stage Firsts “In The Continuum” Tells Women’s Missing HIV Stories

by Alexis Greene Nikkole Salter grew up in Los Angeles. Danai Gurira was raised in Zimbabwe. In 2001, the two …

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Activism and Politics in the US

Bad Thoughts: Right Wing on HIV/AIDS

Over the years, HIV-AIDS has been demonized and stigmatized, especially by religious reactionaries. Family “values” conservatives oppose condom use, even …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

ART STILL VITAL TO AIDS ACTIVISM

By Larry Schulte The AIDS/ART/WORK conference in New York earlier this summer brought together a distinguished group of professionals from …

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2008 Spring, First Full Online Edition

The Down Low Effect

By Natalie Bell There is another side to the stories that occasionally break out into the public, such as with …

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