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our Lines In The Sand.
From the Publisher:
Higher Ground, Not Common Ground - by Merle Hoffman
No capitulation is possible when our bodies are the lines in the sand.
Mobilizing for Reproductive Justice - by Loretta J. Ross
Common grounders must put women of color and the disadvantaged first.
To Run the World, Power Up Feminism - by Gloria Feldt
We can expect ideological whiplash until we are in the driver's seat. •Art by Liz Whitney Quisgard
Listen Up: UN Must Hear Women on Violence - by Charlotte Bunch
A campaign against gender-based violence needs feminism. And to clean its house.
Second Bill of Rights: Economic Security - by Irasema Garza
Filling wallets is the next challenge for women's equality. •Art by Edith Isaac Rose
Intimate Lines

©Susan G. Hammond
Teaching Daughters About Lollipop Politics - by Margot Mifflin
Sure, Lil Wayne won a Grammy, but is my 12-year-old ready for radio licks? •Art by Reina Mia Brill
Shaping Sexual Futures On A Budget - by Donna Schaper
Stop all current sex ed and teach fun sex, smart sex and freedom from violence. •Art by CBangs
Know thy Clitoris - by Rebecca Chalker
Sexual pleasure for women begins with 8,000 nerve endings. •Art by Susan G. Hammond
The Art Perspective- Curated by Linda Stein
Judith K. Brodsky addresses discrimination against women in male arenas.
The Poet's Eye - From Poetry Co-Editor Clare Coss
Judith Arcana, Grace Paley and Nimah I. Nawwab speak of truth and rebellion.
Activists Boost Female Health Empowerment- by Eleanor J. Bader
An insider perspective helps women around the world meet bodily needs.
Taking a Stand on Hospitals, and Meaning It - by Lois Uttley
Organizers get creative in saving reproductive health services.
Common Enemies: LGBT, Abortion Share Foes - by Pam Chamberlain
Why are the losing culture warriors winning concessions?
Equal Rights Amendment Still Brings Out Ranters - by Jennifer S. Macleod
New ERA strategies fight historic resistance.
Book Reviews
by Christine E. Hutchins
Ending Slavery: How We Free Today's Slaves by Kevin Bales
The Reproductive Rights Reader: Law, Medicine, and the Construction of Motherhood
From the On The Issues Print Archive
"Thelma and Louise Live." by Merle Hoffman
On The Issues Magazine
Winter 1991
I never really wear the things: Political buttons, T shirts with messages, designer-labeled bags. I don't like to advertise my politics or buying habits by turning myself into a walking message for someone else's consumption - except when I conduct my own special social/psychological experiments and decide to become a political catalyst.
For two women shot to death in Brookline, Massachusetts
by Marge Piercy
How dare a woman choose?
Choose to be pregnant,
choose to be childless,
choose to be lesbian,
choose to have two lovers or none,
choose to abort
choose to live alone
choose to walk alone ......
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