Women in Tyvek: Hope in Nontraditional Green Jobs
by Alexis Greene April 26, 2011 Every morning the trucks roll out of the garage at Community Environmental Center (CEC), …
by Alexis Greene April 26, 2011 Every morning the trucks roll out of the garage at Community Environmental Center (CEC), …
Barbara Seaman was an author who persistently challenged the “givens” of the medical establishment. In the 1970s, she became a …
by Elizabeth Black I am a copywriter for a sex toys company in England, and, for several years, I’ve written …
In our Spring ’11 edition, THE POET’S EYE features RED 1800s by Denise Bergman, Hurry, it’s coming by Marge Piercy, …
by Carolyn Raffensperger “Hope is not a lottery ticket you can sit on the sofa and clutch, feeling lucky.It is …
By Marianne Schnall April 19. 2011 The Vietnamese monk, Thich Nhat Hanh, a Buddhist writer, often talks about the concept …
by Jacqui Patterson The Deepwater Horizon Oil Drilling Disaster of April 20, 2010 (the “BP Oil Spill”) is, as the …
By Lu Bailey April 12, 2011 Several years ago, I attended a workshop about the history of douching. The topic …
by Elayne Clift Her day begins before dawn. She walks over four miles on uneven paths to reach a hand-dug …
by Michelle Chen When a little girl starts growing breasts a year after losing her first baby tooth, her parents …
by Lise Saffran April 5, 2011 To an American college student, there is nothing more invisible than the infrastructure that …
by Karen Ethelsdattar March 29, 2011 With the now-ongoing nuclear disaster in Japan, I was shaken all over again. After …
by Karen Charman For the first time in several decades, serious attempts are underway to build new nuclear power reactors. …
by Sarah Flint Erdreich March 22, 2011 The best Hanukkah gift I ever gave my mother was four canvas bags. …
by Linda Stein March 9, 2011 Remember Lorena Bobbitt? I asked my partner that question and her response was a …
By Karen Offen March 4, 2011 In her article Feminism Is as Feminism Does, Merle Hoffman invokes the question that many …
by Heather Cowherd March 1, 2011 In 1995, at the age of ten, I wanted to be like Princess Aurora, …
by Resa Crane Bizzaro February 23, 2011 When I first thought about writing this essay, I was a little afraid …
by Carol Hanisch Feminism has always been a problematic term in the struggle for women’s liberation, and now with such …
by Caroline Picker February 17, 2011 What would you trade for your freedom? Why should you care about the Scott …
by Abby Scher The doctor’s wife was an educated woman, she’d raised two children, and been active in her community …
by Lu Bailey There’s something very peculiar about what has happened in American politics during the last election cycle. The …
by Linda Stein I hate violent movies. I was never drawn to the shoot ‘em up genre that attracts so …
by Susan J. Douglas Today, we once again have what Betty Friedan famously called “a problem with no name.” Millions …
by Stephanie Gilmore The Super Bowl is over, and although the Pittsburgh Steelers lost a record-setting seventh victory, star quarterback …
by Merle Hoffman All my life there was a kind of disconnect between my internal and external realities. “Funny,” people …
by Amanda Marcotte Abortion: most of us tend to think the word has a fixed meaning, which is: terminating a …
by Alexis Greene The American theater director and educator Hallie Flanagan Davis, hero of Ruth Wolff’s play Hallie, grew to womanhood during …
by Eleanor J. Bader Sarah Palin, on the vice-presidential campaign trail in 2008, raised the profile of a previously obscure …
by Melissa Ditmore Many people are surprised to learn that some contemporary feminists work with Right-wing Christians on the issue …
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In our Winter ’11 edition, THE POET’S EYE features ANNA’S ESTATE by Grace Cavalieri, Walking the edge of the windowpane …
by Merle Hoffman As we celebrate the 38th anniversary on Jan 22nd of the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion nationwide, this …
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