Peak Experience
by Merle Hoffman Everest — avatar of the Himalayas.Everest — whom the Nepalese call Sagamartha and the Tibetans call Chomolungma ...
by Merle Hoffman Everest — avatar of the Himalayas.Everest — whom the Nepalese call Sagamartha and the Tibetans call Chomolungma ...
REVIEWED BY SALLY OWEN Media coverage of the Million Man March on Washington generated five stories for every one accorded ...
by Kay Mills In these anxious times, will women make a difference?Only if they’re on the ballot. Congresswoman Patricia Schroeder’s ...
by Sheila Jeffreys Why has the Big O seduced so many feminists — even Ms. — into a counterrevolution from ...
REVIEWED BY ELEANOR J. BADER Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus:A Practical Guide for Improving Communications and Getting ...
by MERLE HOFFMAN Elizabeth I had a proper perspective on political marriage. Having seen both her mother and her stepmother ...
by Peggy Simpson At 32, Irene Pivetti is the youngest speaker of the Italian Parliament in history. Irene Pivetti has ...
by Jill Johnston I HAVE FLOWN TO LONDON, MY BIRTHPLACE, ON many occasions as an adult, but last September I went ...
by Dawn and Mary E. Atkins a daughter’s story by Dawn E. Atkins I am the daughter of a fat ...
by Sally Roesch Wagner The Untold Iroquois Influence on Early Radical Feminists: An intrepid historian tracks down the source of ...
by Jennifer Gonnerman IN THE POSH BALLROOM OF CINCINNATI’S OMNI Netherland Plaza hotel, a 69-year-old man with a white, wicker ...
By Bryna Taubman Better to live alone; with a fool there is no companionship.’ The Pali Canon (sacred scriptures of ...
Dropping the laboring woman on the bed was an ancient method of hastening childbirth among the ancient Greeks in the ...
By Anonymous EDITOR’S NOTE: The author of this true account led an apparently respectable life for over 20 years while ...
by Merle Hoffman The symptoms arrived a few years ago. At first I experienced them as a generalized discomfort, amorphous ...
by Andrea Peyser It took only minutes from the time some unseen hand blew a hole in the heart of ...
with Julianne Malveaux The image, self-esteem and activism of African American women were the subjects of a wide-ranging conversation, arranged ...
by Andrea Dworkin Thomas Jefferson, Sally Hemings, and the Real Story of the Bill of Rights Why isn’t the Constitution ...
by Kathleen Barry Across nation-states, pimping, “living off the earnings of a prostitute,” is illegal. But pro-prostitution movements in the ...
by Ronni Sandroff Social values support the “act” of marriage, but conspire against romance, passion, and equal relationships. “I’m definitely ...
By Diana E. H. Russell How many ACLU lawyers does it take to screw over women harmed by porn? Try ...
RESPECT FOR STARTER RELATIONSHIPS While living together was not unheard of in the 1960s and 1970s, it usually quickly led ...
by Marlene C. Piturro “I don’t regard Mrs. Chan as a woman. She’s far too forceful and inflexible in her ...
by Laurel Touby A gift of this magnitude was bound to alter our fiscal interactions (and, who knows, maybe foment ...
by Leah Rose Was it murder or self-defense? Some legal experts and activists in Ulster County, N.Y. say the jurors ...
by Jill Johnston In May 1989 the Danish Parliament granted lesbians and gay men the right to civil marriage — ...
by Mahin Hassibi No need for a revolution from within — or without. Let them eat Prozac. LIKE MANY PSYCHIATRISTS, ...
Love has long been a source of power for women — at times our sole means of influence. “A woman’s ...
by Phyllis Chesler It is time, and Second Wave* feminists are beginning to document their salad days. In the late ...
by Deborah Horan As Daniela Khalaf sits in the air-conditioned studio of the nascent Palestine Broadcast Corp. where she anchors ...