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Realities of The Waiting Room: Constantly Shifting by Lori Adelman

Anti-Abortion Harassment and Violence Still Stifle Access by Eleanor J. Bader

We're Not Sorry. Still. by Jennifer Baumgardner

The Poet's Eye From Poetry Co-Editor Sarah Browning

Calling Black LGBTQ Institutions: Where Are You? Where is Reproductive Justice? by Jasmine Burnett

Privacy at Stake: Patients, Clinics and Electronic Medical Records by Corinne A. Carey

Can We Choose Move Forward on Reproductive Justice? -- And How? by Ayesha Chatterjee and Judy Norsigian

"Love Means Second Chances": Reproductive Freedom in a Novel by Susan Elizabeth Davis

Satirist's View: Same Old Dilemma, or The Virgin Rebirth by Susie Day

As Access Slides, Feminists Need to "Extract" From Our Self-Help Past by Carol Downer

Abortion: On The Issues Magazine - by The Editors

How Anti-Abortion Protesters Got Me: Letter From a Young Activist by Sarah Flint Erdreich

The Grand Folly of Focusing on "Common Ground" by Gloria Feldt

Before "Roe": Legal Battles, Involuntary Servitude, My Mom by Justine Goodman

Next Generation Access: Medical Students Fill A Void by Mary Lou Greenberg

The Power of Theater: "Words of Choice" Touches Hearts by Alexis Greene

Where the Reality of Abortion Resides: Intimate Wars by Merle Hoffman

Gone Too Far? Reproductive Politics in the Time of Obama by Carole Joffe

Lila Rose: A Sweet Face to Accompany Extreme Anti-abortion Claims by Kathryn Joyce

Glorifying the Fetus While Ignoring the Fetal Environment by Margie Kelly

Reframing Compassionate Care: Of Madame Restell and Other Outlaws by Jeannie Ludlow

Helping Bloggers To Help: Tips for Reproductive Health Organizations by Amanda Marcotte

What To Do When They Say Holocaust by Carol Mason

"Silent Choices": African American Women Open Up on Film by Faith Pennick

Fine Thoughts On Fertilized Personhood by Marge Piercy

Heading Toward Menopause, Still Caring about Abortion by Andrea Plaid

Letter to a Young Activist: Don’t Drop the Banner by Barbara Santee

Redefining Chutzpah: More Bad Ideas to Burden Women by Aram A. Schvey

Sharing the Wealth of Knowledge on Abortion by Ria Sen and The Feminist Press

An Abortion Miracle? Let's Try the First Amendment by Priscilla Smith

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The Art Perspective: Ursula O'Farrell curated by Linda Stein

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Women In Sports issue of On The Issues Magazine; Spring 2012
The 40th Anniversary of Title IX and the XXX Olympiad in London in 2012 prompt writers & thinkers to take a look at the history, culture and role of women and sports in On The Issues Magazine Spring 2012.

Women In Sports: On The Issues Magazine - by the Editors

Sports are everywhere. So are gender issues. We mix 1+1 for fascinating results. •Art by Robin Hextrum and Audrey Frank Anastasi

Olympics' Coverage Still Shortchanges Female Athletes - by Jane Schonberger

When it comes to airtime, doting on skills and money, guess who's not winning?

Winning the Sports Beat: Female Writers Need Wide Angle Lens - by Marie Hardin

Research shows journalistic advancement is uniquely tied to gains on the field. •Art by Kate Walker

The Art Perspective

Karen Shaw
"Unravelling"
- Curated by Linda Stein

Challenging stereotypes by dissembling sports gear.

Nine Titles Thinking About Title IX - by Rachel Toor

Scrolling through nine reasons women don't become athletes … and then do.

Bodies in Motion: Physical Females Face Different Risks - by Eleanor J. Bader

The sports world is booming – and so are concerns about injuries. •Art by Joan Barber

Women On High: The Price of Passion at the Roof of the World - by Jennifer Jordan

Telling the tales of women who spare no risk climbing K2.

Becoming Glory: Kicking Goals to Transcend the Night, A Memoir - by Christine Stark

A young woman finds the resilience to survive. •Art by Loren Ellis

Opening Historic Trails: Accidental Heroes Stomp Sports Inequity - by Risa Isard

How a professor's search for job fairness pushed open the locker room door. •Art by Tracy Spencer-Stonestreet

Why Sex Segregation Is Bad for Society - by Alex Channon

One man's exploration of martial arts shows the value of cross gender participation.

The Rise and Fall and Possible Rise of Women’s Pro Soccer - by Tim Grainey

Despite spectacular success on the field, women pros have a tough time in the U.S. •Video

Films Lag in Sharing The Women's Game - by Ariel Dougherty

Sports make great stories and vivid filmmaking: so why are they limited by gender? •Video

Cheering or Being Cheered? My Daughter’s Cheerleading Adventure - by Lu Bailey

Wondering about the message for girls when only the boys get rah-rah-rah. •Art by Emma Amos

Athletically Disinclined: My Counterpoint - by Gabrielle Korn

Trying to find the root of sports dislike brings out some uncomfortable truths. •Art by Linda Stein

Leaping, Racing, Spearing: The Female Athlete Amazes in Myth - by Laura A. Shamas

Inspirational figures mirror the potency of women in the fight for self and our causes. •Art by Elyse Taylor

Athletes and Magazine Spreads: Does Sexy Mean Selling Out? - by Laura Pappano

If a strip shot pays the bills, so what? Now can we get back to the game? •Art by Robin Hextrum and Laureen Griffin

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Who Owns Sports? Dissecting the Politics of Title IX - by Martha Burk

The disastrous belief that men own athletics steals from women's progress. •Art by Paulina Little

Yoga Frontiers: Women Shape Practices in Exceptional Ways - by Molly M. Ginty

From Occupy to prisons, yoga brings body and mind exercise to women's lives. •Art by Barrie Karp

Rules Put Extreme Pressure On Transsexual Players - by Lindsay Parks Pieper

Athletes need space for gender expression beyond strict Olympic categories. •Art by Robin Hextrum

Curious Tension: Feminism and the Sporting Woman - by Susan J. Bandy

Why don’t more American academics and activists support sisters-in-sport? •Art by Linda Stein

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Aspiring for Medals: Watching New Gymnastic Generations - by Zerlina Maxwell

A young athlete never made it to Olympic level, but can now share the awe. •Art by Emma Amos

Girls, Women, Sports: What to Read - by Chané Jones and The Feminist Press

Taking risks, being strong and sharing stories of peak moments in good books.

Goalposts: Tackling the Last Bastion of Male Monopoly - by Andrew D. Linden

Do women really have to play in bras and panties to spiral a touchdown?

A Soccer Dad Faces Parenting, Coaching and Dreams - by Mauricio Espinoza

Does a game really make a bond? A man's exploration of memory and reality.

The Poet's Eye - From Poetry Co-Editor Judith Arcana

Warm, alive, high fives & some mercy -- poetry of Kathleen Aguero, Judith Barrington, Carolyn Martin, and Penelope Scambly Schott.

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Sports – women have been active participants through the ages. But, relative to men, sports have been only a sometime-thing for many women. The articles we ran in On the Issues Magazine, while fewer in number than other topics, were provocative and revelatory.

Facing the Dragon: Reflections on Female Heroism, Winter 1997, by Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Merle Hoffman explored the question of female heroism by looking at the experiences of two intrepid women mountain climbers, Alison Hargreaves and Sandy Pittman.

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Bodies in Motion: Physical Females Face Different Risks by Eleanor J. Bader

Curious Tension: Feminism and the Sporting Woman by Susan J. Bandy

Cheering or Being Cheered? My Daughter's Cheerleading Adventure by Lu Bailey

Who Owns Sports? Dissecting the Politics of Title IX by Martha Burk

Why Sex Segregation Is Bad for Society by Alex Channonk

Films Lag in Sharing The Women's Game by Ariel Dougherty

A Soccer Dad Faces Parenting, Coaching and Dreams by Mauricio Espinoza

Yoga Frontiers: Women Shape Practices in Exceptional Ways by Molly M. Ginty

The Rise and Fall and Possible Rise of Women's Pro Soccer by Tim Grainey

Winning the Sports Beat: Female Writers Need Wide Angle Lens by Marie Hardin

Opening Historic Trails: Accidental Heroes Stomp Sports Inequity by Risa Isard

Girls, Women, Sports: What to Read - by Chané Jones and The Feminist Press

Women On High: The Price of Passion at the Roof of the World by Jennifer Jordan

Athletically Disinclined: My Counterpoint by Gabrielle Korn

Goalposts: Tackling the Last Bastion of Male Monopoly by Andrew D. Linden

Aspiring for Medals: Watching New Gymnastic Generations by Zerlina Maxwell

Athletes and Magazine Spreads: Does Sexy Mean Selling Out? by Laura Pappano

Rules Put Extreme Pressure On Transsexual Players by Lindsay Parks Pieper

Olympics' Coverage Still Shortchanges Female Athletes by Jane Schonberger

Leaping, Racing, Spearing: The Female Athlete Amazes in Myth by Laura A. Shamas

Becoming Glory: Kicking Goals to Transcend the Night, A Memoir by Christine Stark

Nine Titles Thinking About Title IX by Rachel Toor

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The Poet's Eye From Poetry Co-Editor Judith Arcana

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