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CURRENT ISSUE
Summer 2010
About EQUALITY: How much further away? from the Editors
"Little Marie": The Daily Toll of Sexist Language by Marie Shear
Good Girls, Bad Girls: The Kinkiness of Slut-Shaming by Elizabeth Black
Snood by Snood, Tight-Knit Orthodox Piety Loosens Up by Eleanor J. Bader
Women Challenge Gender Apartheid in the Catholic Church by Angela Bonavoglia
Alright Then, Let Men Compete by Megan Carpentier
Beyond Equality to Liberation by Mary Lou Greenberg
Say "I Do": Constitutional Equality is Forever by Carolyn A. Cook
Best City for Working Women: In Our Checkbooks by Beverly Cooper Neufeld
Featured Video: "Equality Under The Hood" by Ann Farmer
Health Inequality: Gates Foundation Bans Abortion by Marcy Bloom
Girls Kick: Moving the Media's World Cup Goal Posts by Ariel Dougherty
Gender Equality: Devil in the Details by Cindy Cooper
Defeating Racism and Sexism with the Politics of Authenticity by Lu Bailey
The Poet’s Eye curated by Judith Arcana
The Art Perspective presents a mini-retrospective of the art of Regina Frank
INDEX OF ARTISTS AND POETS, ONLINE EDITIONS
Original Art in the Online Editions of On The Issues Magazine (alphabetically by last name of Artist)
Emma Amos, Fall 2009
Emma Amos, Fall 2009
Emma Amos, Fall 2009
Audrey Anastasi, Summer 2008.
Susan H. Baker, Spring 2010.
C Bangs, Spring 2009.
Joan Barber, Winter 2010.
Siona Benjamin, Fall 2008.
Meredith Bergmann, Winter 2010.
Cecile Brunswick Spring 2010.
Reina Mia Brill, Spring 2009.
Judith K. Brodsky, Spring 2009, Art Perspective.
Stephanie Brody-Lederman, Winter 2009.
Tammy Rae Carland, Summer 2009, Art Perspective.
Ella Dreyfus, Summer 2009.
Ula Einstein, Spring 2010
Ula Einstein, Spring 2010.
Fran Forman, Summer 2009.
Fran Forman, Summer 2009.
Natalie Frank, Fall 2009
Janet Goldner, Fall 2009
Jil Guyon, Spring 2010.
Carter Hodgkin, Winter 2009.
Gloria Holwerda-Williams, Fall 2009
Carol Hunt, Fall 2008.
Edith Isaac-Rose, Spring 2009.
Joyce Kozloff, Winter 2009, Art Perspective.
Bea Kreloff, Winter 2009.
Diana Kurz, Winter 2010.
Suzanne Lacy, Summer 2008, Art Perspective.
Aimee Lee, Spring 2010.
Aimee Lee, Spring 2010.
Gwyneth Leech, Fall 2009
Jana Leo, Fall 2008.
Danielle Mailer, Winter 2010.
Tiana Markova-Gold, Summer 2008.
Brenda Oelbaum, Spring 2010.
Christine Peloquin, Winter 2010.
Christine Peloquin, Winter 2010.
Ellen Pliskin, Winter 2010.
Barbara Rachko, Winter 2009.
Faith Ringgold, Fall 2009
Faith Ringgold, Fall 2009, Art Perspective
Martha Rosler, Fall 2008, Art Perspective.
Joan Roth, Fall 2008.
Joan Roth, Fall 2008.
Gavin Rouille, Summer 2009.
Helene Ruiz, Fall 2009
Helene Ruiz, Fall 2009
Anne Sager, Fall 2008.
Miriam Schapiro, Winter 2010, Art Perspective.
Ran Shapira, Spring 2010.
Sca Shilova, Summer 2009.
Sca Shilova, Summer 2009.
Sca Shilova, Summer 2009.
Clarissa Sligh, Summer 2009.
Linda Stein, Spring 2008, Art Perspective.
Linda Stein, Winter 2010.
Linda Stein, Winter 2010.
Linda Stein, Winter 2010 Café.
Michelle Stuart, Spring 2010, Art Perspective.
Robin Tewes, Spring 2010.
Pamela Vander Zwan, Spring 2010.
Taryn Wells, Fall 2009
Taryn Wells, Fall 200
Liz Whitney Quisgard, Spring 2009.
Mary Wings, Spring 2008.
Mary Wings, Spring 2008.
Tamara Wyndham, Winter 2010.
Ming-Yi Sung Zaleski, Summer 2009.
POETS in the Online Editions of On The Issues Magazine
(alphabetically, by last name):
Meena Alexander, Muse, Spring 2010.
Judith Arcana, What if your mother; Birth Control, Spring 2009.
--(Arcana),Poem Honoring Slain Abortion Doctor – Again, Summer 2009.
Mina Assidi, No, Now is the Time To Do Battle, Spring 2008.
Judith Barrington, Looking for Gender, Summer 2009.
Emily Brand Breitner, Heads High: Three Poems of Unsung Women, Winter 2010 Café.
Cheryl Clarke, Between meditations on Washington, D.C., Fall 2009
Heather Davis, From Armenia, Winter 2010.
Toi Derricotte, on a picture of the buddhist monk Pema Chodron, Summer 2009.
Marian Cannon Dornell, Naomi’s Harvest, Fall 2009
Marian Cannon Dornell, Susquehanna Baptism, 1954, Fall 2009
Juditha Dowd, Female Perspective, Daily News Fall 2008.
Susan Eisenberg, Partner #3, Winter 2010.
Julie Enszer, Absolutely No Car Repairs in the Parking Lot, Summer 2009.
Annie Finch, Your Forest: A Prayer for the Planet, Winter 2009.
Renny Golden, Bring in the Clowns: Kip Tiernan, Founder of Rosie's Place, Winter 2010.
Renny Golden, Troubling the Waters, Winter 2010.
Suheir Hammad, Sister Star, Spring 2010.
Suheir Hammad, What I Will, Spring 2010.
Gale Jackson, Conversations with Love: 25 and her sister's dead; Conversations: other angels, May 2008.
Diane Lockward, The Missing Wife, Winter 2009.
Maureen McNeil, Aung San Suu Kyi Acts on Love, A Poem, Winter 2010 Café.
Gcine Mhlophe, Praise to Our Mothers, Winter 2010 Café.
Nimah I. Nawwab, Gentleness Stirred, Spring 2009.
Donna Nelson, A Poem: Barrettes, Bandages and Butterflies, Summer 2009 Cafe
Grace Paley, Responsibility, Spring 2009.
Marge Piercy, Moving on up, Winter 2009.
Marge Piercy, My Heroines, Winter 2010 Café.
Minnie Bruce Pratt, Selling Women, Summer 2008.
Margaret Randall, Ever Ready to Fly, Spring 2010.
Claire Reed, A Poem About Bella: Under the Big Hat, Winter 2010 Café
Kirsten Rian, Reading Poems By Girl Mothers in Sierra Leone; On The Way To Liberia, Fall 2008.
Lois Rosen, Cherries Bananas and A Little Black Veil, Winter 2009.
Christine Stark, Broken Box, Summer 2008.
Erin Whitfield, Miracle Mile; What We Do After A Night of Whoring, Summer 2008.
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