The Walls Came Tumbling Down: How Jewish Feminists Made History
by Phyllis Chesler “Two things moved me: The experience of seeing secular and assimilated women —who may not otherwise have ...
by Phyllis Chesler “Two things moved me: The experience of seeing secular and assimilated women —who may not otherwise have ...
by Ann Near A cocktail party, conversation soon after Reagan’s ascension revealed that even my Democratic/Liberal colleagues were swept up ...
by Marjorie Swann My first arrest was for picketing in front of the British Embassy in support of freedom for ...
by Merle Hoffman learned about paddings accidentally many years ago. It was in a time before my consciousness was raised. ...
by Merle Hoffman The question came at me from left field. It was raining, cold and very early in the ...
OTI: How did Andrea Dworkin become Andrea Dworkin? AD: I come from a family with strong political principles and deep ...
by Barbara Santee, Ph.D IDS and reproductive rights. Many people do not see the connection between the two issues, but ...
by Congresswoman Pat Schroeder “They get about as much sympathy as an 83-pound woman who is trying to gain weight. We ...
Pioneer, visionary, feminist, mentor, revolutionary, woman of the people, principled politician. She had a great heart and extraordinary energy – ...
by Carol Leigh As a prostitute and activist, I am deeply disturbed by the current and proposed legislation establishing mandatory ...
by Mahin Hassibi, M.D. My name is Michael Ross. I’m a condemned man on Connecticut’s death row,” began the unsolicited ...
by Merle Hoffman MH: How did you achieve your level of political consciousness and activism? PK: One of my mottos is that ...
Merle Hoffman Interviews Kate Millett “There is an enormous psychic rocket effect with coming out .. .you’ve broken the last ...
Interview by Roberta Kalechofky How a 15-Year-Old Woman Turned A School System Upside Down “…the silence of the students is ...
by Raymond Rakow, M.D. The hallmark of any oppressive ideology is domination and subordination, viewed from a societal as well as ...
by Vinie Burrows It is not an exaggeration to say that there can be no successful liberation struggle without the ...
by Roberta Kalechofsky ‘The body has a sense of honor as well as the soul.” – Thomas Mann Metaphors about ...
by Merle Hoffman have always worn a lot of black, even when it was out of fashion. Perhaps it was ...
by Merle Hoffman For Karen Thompson, the personal has indeed become the political; and for someone like Karen – a ...
by Merle Hoffman Pamela Raie Steward Monson is a 27-year-old woman from San Diego, California, who has the dubious honour ...
by Irene Davall Early in the 13th Century there lived a monk whose mistress got pregnant. It must have been ...
by Merle Hoffman It was the pots and pans that finally activated me. I had followed the case for days ...
by Melody Anderson and Leora Magler In midlife. according to the Harvard Medical School Mental Health Letter, women experience more ...
by Merle Hoffman An ON THE ISSUES Exclusive Interview with an Introduction by Dr. Mathilde Krim, Co-Chair American Foundation for ...
by Ellen R. Gritz, Ph.D As a result of sweeping changes in social forces during this century, cigarette smoking has ...
by Elizabeth Holtzman The pain and horror of sexual assault touches women of all ages, all colors, all classes, and ...
by Julia Piggin In Circe, Giovanni Battista Gelli’s famous 16th century series of fantasy-philosophical essays in the form of dialogues ...
by Merle Hoffman November, 1985 did not come quietly for me. It was a month of immersion in violence and ...
by Merle Hoffman I am overhearing a phone conversation – the tone of the speaker is intimate – concerned – ...
by Merle Hoffman With Volume V, On the Issues is pleased to welcome two contributing editors: Florence Kennedy and Irene ...
by Merle Hoffman It was Mother’s Day and the son of William Schroeder was responding to repeated questions on David ...
by Lila A. Wallis, MD A quiet revolution has been taking place in American medical schools during the last decade. ...
by Alexandra Symonds, M.D. “Blue, sad, morose, down” – just a few of the words used to describe depression, a ...