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2009 Summer

What’s in a name? Everything. Intersex: Why Naming Matters, Or What to Call It

by Thea Hillman When I first learned about intersex, it was from a friend of mine who had just completed …

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2009 Summer

Selecting The Same Sex

by Merle Hoffman There is one place where the definition of gender remains binary – in the womb. When it …

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2009 Summer

OPEN DRAG NIGHT AT THE OUTPOST LOUNGE

by Angela Bonavoglia On a sizzling summer night, I head to the Outpost Lounge in Brooklyn to Switch N’ Play’s Open Drag …

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2009 Summer

The Ladies’ Room: A Complicated Conversation

by Carolyn Gage The bathroom has been a site of “gender anxiety” historically, as well as a battlefield, and, although …

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2009 Summer

Crossing The Gender Rack

by Joel VigGender in the theatre has always been open to change. From Shakespeare’s plays, where women’s roles were performed …

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2009 Summer

The Dickflick Defined

by Janis Hashe Two twentysomething women reviewed the movie, Terminator Salvation, in my local Chattanooga paper earlier this summer. “Generally one of …

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2009 Summer

It all started with Adam and Eve

Compiled by Mary Lou Greenberg Strict and immutable gender roles are the cornerstone of right wing theology and politics and …

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2009 Summer

How A Feminist Found Her Sexism

by Helen Boyd It’s been a surprise to find out what a sexist I really am. I’ve been calling myself …

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2009 Summer

Women Still At the Hoops, But Parity Scores Low

by Mary Lou Greenberg In the Winter 1998 issue of On The Issues Magazine, writer Angell Delaney projected a bright …

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2009 Summer

Divide, Conquer and Sell

by Merle Hoffman Growing up in Philadelphia in the 50s, girls were labeled sluts if they dressed provocatively, let boys …

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2009 Summer

Trans Health Care Is A Life and Death Matter

by Eleanor J. Bader Robert Eads was visiting friends in the late 1990s when he woke up in a pool …

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2009 Spring

Peggy M. Shepard, Setting the Bar for Environmental Justice

By Molly M. Ginty One progressive “line in the sand” is the conviction that all people are entitled to clean …

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2009 Summer

From Our Files: Gender Always On The Agenda

By The Editors The question of gender has been an ongoing theme in On the Issues Magazine – Gender roles, …

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2009 Spring

Shirley Chisholm and Courage

by Barbara Winslow Shirley Anita St. Hill Chisholm (1924-2005) wanted to be know as a catalyst for change. She should …

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2009 Summer

The Poet’s Eye: Summer ’09

In our Summer ’09 edition, THE POET’S EYE features Julie Enszer, Judith Barrington and Toi Derricotte;from Poetry Co-Editor Judith Arcana. …

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2009 Summer

Artist Perspective – Summer ’09

In this exhibition of On the Issues Magazine on gender and the fluidity of sexuality, the OTI Art Perspective features …

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2009 Summer

Rolling with the Role

by Rev. Donna Schaper Who tells women and girls who we are? Of course it is we who tell us …

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2009 Spring

Holding the Line: Defending Feminist Values in Immigration Enforcement

by Meghan Rhoad As a feminist and as an American working on immigration policy, I have a clear line in …

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2009 Summer

Virtual Switching, or Playing Games?

by Georgia Kral Longtime gamer Michael Duff sits at his computer regularly to play “World of Warcraft,” the most popular online …

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2009 Summer

Busting Bogus Biology and Beliefs

by Mahin Hassibi The feminist movement began to raise questions about the cultural root of male supremacy. The simplified male-female …

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2009 Spring

Telemedicine’s Abortion Pill Dispatches Relief for Women

by Diana Whitten Last June women throughout Quito, Ecuador looked up at the iconic statue of the Virgin Mary at …

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2009 Spring

My Body, My Story: In Memory of Dr. Tiller

By Judy Gumbo Alpert I am one of the 45 million American women who’s had an abortion. But I wouldn’t …

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2009 Summer

American Taliban: Sect Controls Women’s Destinies

by Carolyn Jessop and Laura Palmer Had I not escaped one night five years ago with my eight children from …

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2009 Spring

Taking Multimedia Action to Stop HIV-AIDS In Youth

By Simon Fisher The need for a youth-focused and culturally appropriate HIV/AIDS educational platform is urgent. Despite growing infection rates, youth-centered prevention …

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2008 Summer

San Francisco Health Care Clinic Makes Sex Workers At Home

By Carol Stuart The St.James Infirmary is one of the first of its kind — an occupational health clinic for …

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2009 Summer

Asylum Pitfalls May Await the Transgender Applicant

by Victoria Neilson When “Cristina” calls Immigration Equality, where I am the legal director, she’s called the right place for …

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2009 Spring

Listen to Iraqi Women

By Yifat Susskind Human rights, feminism, literature and science are all aspects of our common human heritage. Women in the …

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2009 Spring

Students Draw the Line on Sexual Violence

By Stephanie Gilmore Sexual violence is a problem on this campus!” “Your silence will not protect you!” “What do we …

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2009 Spring

Repeal Hyde: Even Republicans Know It’s Wrong to Politick With Women’s Lives

By Loretta J Ross I believe President Obama should show strong leadership in repealing the Hyde Amendment that prohibits public funding for …

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2009 Spring

New Yorkers Need to Upgrade Abortion Laws

By Galen Sherwin Laurel Simons, (not her real name) who lives in a small town in Western New York, was …

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2009 Spring

Lessons from Redstockings : A Movement Goes for What It Wants

By Adrien Hilton Almost 40 years ago, the New York radical feminist group Redstockings pledged in its manifesto: “This time we are …

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2009 Spring

Put Self-Objectification Under Wraps

By Lu Bailey I am saddened by today’s pop-culture version of feminism, and especially by the number of women who …

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2009 Spring

Listen Up: UN Must Hear Women on Violence

by Charlotte Bunch Violence against women is an issue that has come onto the global agenda from the grassroots level …

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