by Eleanor J. Bader Anything you can do to protect the future has to deal with population and its continued growth. “Seeing triple?” asks the
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The first time I heard it was in Detroit in 1982. The words shot out at me like bullets, creating an immediate mental image that
by Susan Cahn How could there be anti-Semitism when there were so few Jews? There are not many Jews left in Poland. Maybe 10,000. There
by E.M. Broner I dog-sit on occasion. My grand-dog Tosh (rhymes with Posh) heads towards Madison Park. In front of our loft building I have
by Irene Davall The Dayton Foundation — the giving arm of Dayton Hudson Corporation — announced last summer that its annual grant to Planned Parenthood
by Beverly Lowy “Childhood is a time when ayoung person learns to love and trust. You weretaught a brutal lesson at anearly, early age, that
by Betsy Swart A Civil Disobedience Action at Emory University, to protest animal experimentation. While funding is unavailable for treatment centers, it is there to
by Margaret Randall I lean over the developing tray, agitating a print with bamboo tongs. Slowly, two figures darken on the paper. A woman, her
by Merle Hoffman It is the two outlaw women giving the ultimate “fuck you” to the patriarchy I never really wear the things: Political buttons,
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