My Body, My Choice, My Consent
by Eileen McDonagh CONSENT TO SEX IS NOT CONSENT TO PREGNANCY Nearly 25-years after feminists celebrated Roe v. Wade, many …
by Eileen McDonagh CONSENT TO SEX IS NOT CONSENT TO PREGNANCY Nearly 25-years after feminists celebrated Roe v. Wade, many …
By Phyllis Chesler Our Most Vulnerable Female Patients Are Being Raped By The Very People Who Are Supposed To Care …
by Merle Hoffman For the first time, women were in control of patient referrals and clinics, while physicians were brought …
by Lynn Wenzel A few years ago, the New York Times reported that 100 million women are “missing” worldwide: victims …
Book Review by Eleanor J. Bader So who’s afraid of feminism? By the looks of it, just about everyone, including …
Book Review by Carolyn Gage Polyfidelity: “The state of being in ongoing erotic intimacy with more than one woman concurrently …
by E. Assata Wright FOR BATTERED AND ABUSED LATINAS AND BLACK WOMEN, DIALING 911 MAY BE RISKY BUSINESS I’ve never …
by Jennifer Gonnerman “WHEN WOMEN VOTE, WOMEN WIN.” THAT’S THE slogan on the buttons EMILY’s List was handing out in …
by Sabrina Margarita Alcantara When sexual harassment turns racist, I summon up ancestral resistance. I’ve had my share of put-downs …
Book Review by Carolyn G. Heilbrun Women’s memoirs have been lavished upon us in recent years, and the genre, while …
by Carter Heyward PATRIARCHAL RELIGION – THE IMAGING AND WORSHIPPING of God solely in the image of the father – …
by Merle Hoffman In a world with no more Wests to conquer or empires to build, where risk-taking comes packaged …
Always a Woman: What Every Woman Should Know About Breast SurgeryPatient No More: The Politics of Breast CancerTo Dance With the Devil: The …
by Rosemary L. Bray About Elizabeth Holtzman:Liz Holtzman burst into public view at age 30, when she won an upset …
by Kelly Candaele At five o’clock A.M. on May 2, newly elected British Prime Minister Tony Blair climbed atop a …
by Wilma Rule and Stephen Hill More than 75 years ago, the Nineteenth Amendment gave American women the right to …
by the Editors We, the people of the United States, talk a good game about the blessings of liberty. But …
by Phyllis Chesler According to those who slander them, women cannot be counted as Jews in a prayer quorum. Women …
by Janice K. Bryant In the battle over a feminist monument, 150 years of racial tension resurfaces and a question …
by Patricia A. Murphy Abusive men frequently use pets to manipulate women’s emotions, beating, shooting, disemboweling, strangling or drowning an …
by Judith K. Witherow On November 5, 1996, I did not vote for Bill C, Ross P., Bob D. or …
by Merle Hoffman “We the People of South AfricaRecognize the injustices of our pasthonor those who suffered for justice and …
by Dylan Foley and Andrea D’Asaro middle of a crackdown on prostitution as part of a campaign against “social evils,” …
A discussion with Tammy Bruce and Julianne Malveaux TURN ON THE RADIO AND LISTEN TO women talk-show hosts. Most likely …
by Phyllis Chesler Once asthma, arthritis, lupus, multiple sclerosis, Lyme’s disease and allergies were dismissed as primarily psychiatric in nature. …
Book Reviews by Rita Henley Jenson The Wages of Motherhood Is Poverty Forced low-wage work, racial bias, taking children from …
by Mary Lou Greenberg Anti-abortion activists renew threats to reproductive freedom. THE NORTHSIDE FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES CLINIC is located on …
Book Reviews by Robin Bromley The notion of motherhood, never simple or particularly stable, is again under pressure — this …
by Merle Hoffman The tragic case of Amy Grossberg and Brian Peterson It was just another baby in the garbage, …
by Brenda & Wanda Henson At Mississippi’s Camp Sister Spirit, survival is the best revenge. Here in the deep South, …
by Jan Goodwin The adult population of Bosnia is now 70 percent female, but women are being shortchanged in the …
by Phyllis Chesler “Do you have elephants in America?” my Afghan mother-in-law asked me in Kabul, in 1961. Beebee Jan, …
by Rosemary L. Bray It is the morning from hell. To my left, my 2-week-old son, screaming with hunger, roots …
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