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COMPLETE AUTHOR INDEX IN THE ONLINE EDITION
Authors of Articles in the Online Edition of On The Issues Magazine (alphabetically by last name).
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Carol J. Adams
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Terrorizing the Loved Pets of Women, Fall 2008
Lori Adelman
--Fighting to Gratify a Sex Instinct? War Attitudes Vary by Gender, Summer 2011
Cathy Albisa
-- The Terror of Loving and Losing, Fall 2008
Judy Gumbo Alpert
--My Body, My Story: In Memory of Dr. Tiller, Spring 2009, Cafe
Lakshmi Anantnarayan
--Safeguarding the Rights of Prostituted Women, Summer 2008, Cafe
Katrina Anderson and Cynthia Soohoo
-- High Rates of HIV and STDs Show the US is Flouting Teens’ Human Rights, May 2008, Cafe
Judith Arcana
-- The Poet's Eye, Fall 2011
--The Poet's Eye, Spring 2011
-- Grace Paley’s True North: Justice in Writing and Action, Winter 2010
Nona Willis Aronowitz
-- Lady Gaga: Celebrity Feminist?, Winter 2011
Janine Avril
--Women with AIDS, Off the Radar Screen, May 2008, Cafe
Eleanor Bader
--Heather Ault: Visualizing 4000 Years of Choice, Fall 2011
--War Resisters Inject Truth into Military Recruitment, Summer 2011
--Snipping Pink Sentimentality: Persisting on the Whys of Breast Cancer, Spring 2011
-- 'Feminists for Life': A Built-In Contradiction?, Winter 2011
-- Snood by Snood, Tight-Knit Orthodox Piety Loosens
Up, Summer 2010
-- To Halt Emotional Abuse, French Law Teaches Bullies a Lesson, Spring 2010
-- Facing Down Danger to Make Reproductive Freedom a Reality, Winter 2010
-- Beginning with the Children: To Teach Peace, Fall 2009
-- Trans Health Care Is a Life and Death Matter, Summer 2009
-- Activists Boost Female Health Empowerment, Spring 2009
-- Film Review: MILK and Recruiting for Rights, Winter 2009
--Anti-Abortion Terror Tactics Take a Toll, Fall 2008
-- Book Review: AIDS, Women, Africa, May 2008
Lu Bailey
--Dirty Down There: The Selling of "Feminine" Products, Spring 2011, Cafe
-- Republicans Aim to 'Divide and Conquer", Winter 2011
-- Defeating Racism and Sexism with the Politics of
Authenticity, Summer 2010
-- Race and Gender: Two Lovers Who Dare to Kiss, Fall 2009, Café
--Put Self-Objectification Under Wraps, Spring 2009, Cafe
Marion Banzhaf
--Putting Money Where Our Causes Are, Winter 2009
Melynda H. Barnhart
--Fighting Prostitution at the Expense of Slavery, Summer 2008, Cafe
Sarah Barr and Stephanie Gilmore
--Listening Up: Students Blow the Whistle on Sexual Violence on Campus, Spring 2010
Kathleen Barry
--My Feminist Action: Locating Sex in Sexual Harassment and Rape, Fall 2011 Cafe
--A Feminist Looks at Masculine Rage and the Haditha Massacre, Summer 2011
--Feminist Human Rights vs. The Conning of Patriotism, Winter 2011, Cafe
--Equally Expendable: Looking at Men and War through a Feminist Paradigm, Summer 2010 Cafe
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Bernadette Barton
--Naked Truth, Reality and Fantasy Are (Stripper) Poles Apart, Summer 2008
Jennifer Baumgardner
-- Glamorous, progressive, campy, and radical: A Tribute to Barbara Seaman, Spring 2011
-- Filming to Shatter the Stigma, Fall 2008
Rosalyn Baxandall
--The Populist Movement Reborn, At Last, In Occupy, Fall 2011 Cafe
Betty M. Bayer
--Student Think Tank, Fall 2011
Barbara Becker
--Dispatches from the Road: A Travelogue of True Stories, Spring 2010
--With the Understanding of Ghandi, Aminatou Put Her Life on the Line, Winter 2010
Natalie Bell
-- 'Earth to Natalie': One Teacher and Integration in Nashville, Spring 2010 Café
-- Exclusive: Women of Color Push Boundaries on Reproductive Justice, Fall 2009
-- The Down Low Effect, May 2008, Cafe
Helen Benedict
--Why I Wrote A War Novel, Summer 2011, Cafe
Janet Benshoof
-- Justice for Aung San Suu Kyi: End Male Power Structures, Winter 2010
--Twisted Treaty Shafts U.S. Women, Winter 2009
Sallie Bingham
--Women and the War on Terror, An Unintended Consequence? Fall 2008
Resa Crane Bizzaro
-- Academic Feminisms: Gaining or Losing Ground?, Winter 2011 Cafe
-- Enemies and Heroes: A Memoir of Two Women, Winter 2010
-- Teens and Indian Health Service: Saving Both, Fall 2009 Café
Elizabeth Black
--Mother Nature Gets Naughty: Eco-Friendly Sex Toys, Spring 2011
-- Good Girls, Bad Girls: The Kinkiness of
Slut-Shaming, Summer 2010
Marcy Bloom
-- Health Inequality: Gates Foundation Bans
Abortion, Summer 2010
--What is a Woman Worth? The Global Story is the Feminization of a Pandemic, May 2008
Angela Bonavoglia
-- Women Challenge Gender Apartheid in
the Catholic Church, Summer 2010
-- Open Drag Night at the Outpost Lounge, Summer 2009, Cafe
-- Of Victims and Vixens-The Feminist Clash Over Prostitution, Summer 2008
Kate Bornstein
-- Teens, Freaks, Outlaws and Alternatives to Suicide, Summer 2009 Cafe
Helen Boyd
--How a Feminist Found Her Sexism, Summer 2009
Dr. Ann Boyer
-- Having Children When You Have HIV–Still a Problem? May 2008, Cafe
Theresa Braine
-- Esther Chavez Cano Added Up the Devastation of Gender Violence, Winter 2010
Rita Nakashima Brock
-- Religious Repugnance Obscures Need for Sex Work Decriminalization, Summer 2008
Sarah Browing
--Food for The Soul: Poetry That Pierces Injustice, Fall 2011
Melissa Sontag Brudo and Rachel Grinstein
--Stop Murder and Violence Against Sex Workers, Winter 2011 Cafe
Madeline Lee Bryer
--Most Wanted: Meaningful Enforcement in the War Against Domestic Abuse, Summer 2011, Cafe
Sarah Byrnes
--Resilience Circles: Consciousness-Raising Groups for Tough Economic Times, Fall 2011 Cafe
Charlotte Bunch
-- Listen Up: UN Must Hear Women on Violence, Spring 2009
Leslie Cagan
--Unfurling the Progressive Banner: Where We Are, Fall 2011
Leslie Cagle
--What Every Woman Should Know, Fall 2011
Talia Carner
-- Women Are the Solution, Not the Problem, Summer 2009 Cafe
Megan Carpentier
-- Alright Then, Let Men Compete, Summer 2010
-- A Feminist's U-Turn: A Torrid Tale of Disappointment and Discovery, Spring 2010
Rebecca Chalker
--Know Thy Clitoris, Spring 2009
Pam Chamberlain
--Common Enemies: LGBT, Abortion Share Foes, Spring 2009
Karen Charman
--Dared to challenge a powerful industry: A Tribute to Barbara Seaman, Spring 2011
--Nuclear Revival? Lessons for Women from the Three Mile Island Accident, Spring 2011
Michelle Chen
--Little Girl Lost: Early Puberty Hides Environmental Injustice, Spring 2011
Chanda Chevannes
--A Tale of Two Nursing Mothers, Spring 2011
Elayne Clift
--Life’s Precious Trio: Women, Water and Health,Spring 2011
-- Maternal Mortality, Slavery, Fistula Fill Half The Sky, Winter 2010
Lesley Cohen
--Midwifery Reborn: Politicians Take Note,Winter 2009, Cafe
Sharon Collingwood
--Female Avatars Hail “Second Life," Winter 2009
rebecca s.a. connie and Tara Malik
-- Youth Videos Push Back Gender Violence, Winter 2009, Cafe
Carolyn Cook
-- Say "I Do": Constitutional Equality is Forever", Summer 2010
Cindy Cooper
--"Occupy" and Feminism Equal New Solidarity: Frances Fox Piven Speaks, Fall 2011 Cafe
--Theo Colborn: Making her own scientific path, Spring 2011 Cafe
-- Dear Antis: Voters Say No To Your Abortion Bans, Winter 2011, Cafe
-- Stop the Con and Take ERA All the Way, Winter 2011, Cafe
-- Gender Equality: Devil in the Details, Summer 2010
-- In the Act Alone: German Resistance to the Nazi Movement, Winter 2010
-- Loretta Ross Unmasks Black Anti-Abortion Message, Media Spin, Winter 2010
-- In Peril: North African Freedom Fighter on Hunger Strike, Fall 2009, Cafe
-- Kathryn Joyce, Esther Kaplan, Sunsara Taylor, The Terror and Error of Sarah Palin, Fall 2008, Cafe
-- Not Enough Women Use Web Resource, May 2008, Cafe
Rhonda Copelon
-- End Torture, End Domestic Violence, Winter 2009
Clare Coss
--White Silence and Responsibility, Fall 2009, Café
Helen Cowherd
--Films that Inform Our Lives: Maybe Next Year?, Winter 2011, Cafe
Shelagh Daley
--No Women, No Peace: Time to Change Peace Building, Summer 2011, Cafe
Crystal DeBoise
--Stopping Police and DAs from Using Condoms to Convict Sex Workers, Fall 2011 Cafe
Melissa Ditmore
--Feminists Lose Ground Working With Social Conservatives on Trafficking, Winter 2011, Cafe
Ariel Dougherty
-- Misogyny Makes Money: Review of "The Social Network", Winter 2011, Cafe
-- Girls Kick: Moving the Media's World Cup
Goal Posts, Summer 2010
-- “The Heretics”: Film Invigorates Feminism, Art, Politics, Summer 2009, Café
-- Media Tools Counter War Violence Against Women, Fall 2008
-- Does Working Girls Still Work? Summer 2008
Susan J. Douglas
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The Rise of
Enlightened Sexism, Winter 2011
Carol Downer
-- No Stopping: From Pom-Poms to Saving Women's Bodies, Fall 2011
-- A Blast From the Past Can Secure Abortion Rights, Spring 2010, Cafe
-- Women Hold Demonstrations for Liberation in Iraq and Afghanistan, Winter 2010
-- "Rejected Letters"; Iranian Women Mark 30 Years of Struggle to Reclaim Our Lives, Winter 2009
The Editors
-- ACTIVISM!, Fall 2011
--A Lesson From History: WWII and Fighting to Keep Women From Slavery, Summer 2011, Cafe
-- A Tribute to Barbara Seaman: Triggering a revolution in women’s health care, Spring 2011
-- "Nontraditional": A Video Makes a Car Job Seem Auto-Matic, Summer 2010, Cafe
-- Mahin Hassibi, Visionary Ideas, Thinking Out Loud, Winter 2010
-- From Our Files: Related Stories to Passion, Freedom & Women, Winter 2010
-- Race, Feminism, Our Future, Fall 2009
-- From Our Files: Gender Always on the Agenda, Summer 2009
-- Our Genders, Our Rights, Summer 2009
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Bad Thoughts: Religious Reactionaries on HIV-AIDS, May 2008
-- Articles from the Past on HIV-AIDS, May 2008
Diana Egozcue
-- Who the Revolution Left Behind, Winter 2009, Cafe
Laura Eldridge
-- Work Grew Out of Personal Experience: A Tribute to Barbara Seaman, Spring 2011
--Adding Environmental Footprints to Birth Control Choices, Spring 2011
--In His Shorts: What Happened to Male Birth Control?, Summer 2010, Cafe
Barbara Ehrenreich
-- Unstoppable, and, when necessary, disruptive: A Tribute to Barbara Seaman, Spring 2011
Sarah Flint Erdrich
--Four Bags: My Mother's Gift of Living Simply, Spring 2011, Cafe
--"No Easy Decision": MTV Takes On Abortion, Winter 2011, Cafe
Karen Ethelsdattar
--Poetry: Reliving the Nuclear Nightmare, Spring 2011, Cafe
Judith Avory Faucette
--Ending Wartime Rape Means Ending War and Patriarchy, Summer 2011, Cafe
Susan Faludi
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What is Terror for Women? Fall 2008
Ann Farmer
-- Video: An Iconic dancer on Her Toes After 50 Years, Winter 2011, Cafe
--Car Repair is Women's Work, Summer 2010
Gloria Feldt
-- Convictions to Action: Lessons From Margaret Sanger, Winter 2010
-- To Run the World, Power Up Feminism, Spring 2009
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A Do-Over for Reproductive Justice,Winter 2009, Cafe
Susan Feiner
--Gender Values: The Costs of War, Summer 2011
--How To Think Like a Feminist Economist, Spring 2010
Simon Fisher
--Taking Multimedia Action to Stop HIV-AIDS in Youth, Spring 2009, Cafe
Sonia Pressman Fuentes
-- Judging Our Future: Supreme Women Move Up, Winter 2011, Cafe
-- Advancing Rights: 1964 Marks the Beginning of a New Era, Summer 2010, Cafe
Sussan G. with Carol Downer
-- Iranian Women Mark 30 Years of Struggle to Reclaim Our Lives, Winter 2009, Special
Carolyn Gage
--Echoing at "Occupy": The Women Behind Social Security, Fall 2011 Cafe
-- The Ladies' Room: A Complicated Conversation, Summer 2009
--The War I Know, Sidelined, A to Z, Fall 2008, Cafe
Anne Galisky
--Filming Against Odds: Undocumented Youth “Come Out" With Their Dreams, Fall 2011
Serena Garcia
--Wise Words Cause Fearful Notions, Fall 2009, Café
Irasema Garza
--Second Bill of Rights: Economic Security, Spring 2009
Nancy Genova
-- The Death of a Dream: Layers of Domestic Violence, Summer 2009, Café
--Saving the Next Generation, May 2008
Helen Gilbert
-- Dangerous Con: How the Right-Wing Attracts Women, Winter 2011, Cafe
--Disappearing the Word "Rape," Winter 2011, Cafe
--A Radical Look at the Question of Equality, Summer 2010, Cafe
Stephanie Gilmore
--Marcha de las Putas: SlutWalking Crosses Global Divides, Fall 2011
-- with Sarah Barr, Listening Up: Students Blow the Whistle on Sexual Violence on Campus, Spring 2010
--Students Draw the Line on Sexual Violence, Spring 2009, Cafe
Molly M. Ginty
-- A Miracle of Networking and Spunk: A Tribute to Barbara Seaman, Spring 2011
--Swamped: Trying to Save Fragile Bodies, Spring 2011
-- Peggy M. Shepard, Setting the Bar for Environmental Justice, Spring 2009
-- In the US, AIDS Spreads Rapid-Fire and Crosses the Gender Divide, May 2008
Barbara J. Gislason
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An Animal Lawyer Makes a Manifesto, Winter 2009
Arlene Goldbard
--Three Habits of the Heart and Mind To Spark Cultural Awakening, Spring 2010
Jan Goodwin
--Honor Killings and Human Bombs, Abuses Old and New, Fall 2008
Mary Lou Greenberg
--Haven Volunteers: An Immediate Impact on Abortion Care, Fall 2011 Cafe
-- Beyond Equality to Liberation, Summer 2010
-- On The Frontlines: A Counselor Must Address a Gauntlet of Lies, Spring 2010
-- Facing Down Danger to Make Reproductive Freedom a Reality, Winter 2010
-- Courage and Heroism Follow Devastation in Haiti, Winter 2010
-- It All Started With Adam and Eve, Summer 2009
-- Women Still at the Hoops, But Parity Scores Low, Summer 2009, Cafe
-- Related Articles: New Year's Revolutions Women Need, Winter 2009
-- What is Terror for Women: A Hot Topic In Our Archives, Fall 2008
-- Sex Work and Prostitution--Beholders See Different Issues in Past Stories, Summer 2008
-- When Revolution in China Elevated Women and Took Prostitution Off the Market, Summer 2008, Cafe
--Iranian Women Today – Fighting Two Enemies, Spring 2008
-- Break the Silence, End the Stigma, May 2008
-- Media Missteps + Misogyny = Death for Women, May 2008, Cafe
Alexis Greene
--Women in Tyvek: Hope in Nontraditional Green Jobs, Spring 2011, Cafe
-- Of Hallie Flanagan and Women Who Won't Be Silent, Winter 2011, Cafe
-- Theatre Arts; A Menace to Society – Bill Baird, Winter 2009
-- Theatre Arts; Whatever Happened to Nora? Fall 2008
-- Theatre Arts; “In the Continuum" Tells Women’s Missing HIV Stories, May 2008
-- Theatre Arts; “Ruined" by Lynne Nottage Links War, Horror and Prostitution, Summer 2008
Catherine Gropper
--For the Birds: My Personal Eco Activism, Spring 2011, Cafe
Melissa Sontag Brudo and Rachel Grinstein
--Stop Murder and Violence Against Sex Workers, Winter 2011, Cafe
Suzanne Grossman
--Tips on Making a Career Out of Feminist Work, Spring 2010, Cafe
Margaret Morganroth Gullette
--Taking A Stand Against Ageism at All Ages: A Powerful Coalition, Fall 2011
Sarah Hackley
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The Plight of Pregnancy, Maternal Mortality in Developing Nations, Spring 2009, Cafe
Ida Hammer
--Trans Violence Is Violence Against Women, Fall 2011 Cafe
Carol Hanisch
-- Women's Liberation: Looking Back, Looking Forward, Winter 2011
--Women's Liberation Consciousness-Raising: Then and Now, Spring 2010
Betsy Hartmann
--The New Population Control Craze: Retro, Racist, Wrong Way to Go, Fall 2009
Janis Hashe
--The Dickflick Defined, Summer 2009, Cafe
Mahin Hassibi
-- Busting Bogus Biology and Beliefs, Summer 2009
-- Ending the Male Patina in Biology, Winter 2009
-- Book Review; Whose Utopia? Winter 2009, Cafe
-- Terror for Women Exists Throughout History, Across Cultures, Fall 2008
-- Let’s Change the Equation on Sex and Earning, Summer 2008, Cafe
--Talking Shop in the Medical Field: the Unfolding of a Strange New Disease, May 2008, Cafe
Lindsey Hennawi
-- Our Little Light: Letter From A Young Activist, Fall 2011
Steph Herold
--Honoring Our Legacy: Founding IAmDrTiller.com, Summer 2010, Cafe
Thea Hillman
--Intersex, or What's In a Name? Everything, Summer 2009
Adrien Hilton
--Lessons from Redstockings: A Movement Goes for What It Wants, Spring 2009, Cafe
Rhea Hirshman
--On The Subway With Tillie, Spring 2010, Cafe
Shere Hite
--Female Orgasm Today, the Hite Report’s Research Then and Now, Summer 2008
Merle Hoffman
-- Patient Power – The Reluctant Revolution, Fall 2011
-- All Wars Are Intimate Wars, Summer 2011
-- Questioning the "hard" in hard data: A Tribute to Barbara Seaman, Spring 2011
-- Roe v. Wade 38th Anniversary: A Time for Celebration – and Commitment, Winter 2011 Cafe
-- Feminism Is As Feminism Does, Winter 2011
-- The Courage of No, Winter 2010
-- Selecting the Same Sex, Summer 2009
-- Higher Ground, Not Common Ground, Spring 2009
-- On the Murder and Continuing Inspiration of Dr. George Tiller, Spring 2009
-- Revolution Lite, Winter 2009
-- Sarah Palin and the Apocalypse, Fall 2008
-- Divide, Conquer and Sell, Summer 2008
--A Message from the Publisher, Spring 2008
-- Plus ca Change, May 2008
Maame-Mensima Horne
-- Equality for Women: Insights From My Grandfather, Spring 2010
-- Black Abortion: Breaking the Silence, Fall 2009, Café
Christine E. Hutchins
-- Reigniting Black Feminist Power, Fall 2009
-- In a Word: The True History of “Misogyny,” Summer 2009, Cafe
--Book Review; Ending Slavery: How We Free Today's Slaves, Spring 2009
-- Book Review; The Reproductive Rights Reader: Law, Medicine, and the Construction of Motherhood, Spring 2009
Edna Adan Ismail
--The Terror of Motherhood in Somaliland and Women’s Rights to Safe Care, Fall 2008
Nicole Itano
-- Time to Rethink Global HIV/AIDS Care, May 2008, Cafe
Susan Jacoby
--
Wanted: A Revolution in Critical Thinking, Winter 2009
Sir Jesse of Decatur
--Southern Reproductive Justice and Trans Alliance, Summer 2009, Cafe
Carolyn Jessop and Laura Palmer
--American Taliban: Sect Controls Women's Destinies, Summer 2009
Ileana Jiménez
--Teaching Feminism in High School: Moving from Theory to Action, Fall 2011
Ms. Michael angel Johnson
--Fiction: A Basket of Biscuits, Fall 2011
--The African American Woman Who Shaped the Future of Art, Fall 2009, Cafe
Ann Jordan
--
Nothing About Us, Without Us, Summer 2008
Kathryn Joyce, Esther Kaplan, Sunsara Taylor, Cindy Cooper
--The Terror and Error of Sarah Palin, Fall 2008, Cafe
Barbara Kahn
--Women in the Arts: How They Can Change Your Life, Summer 2009, Cafe
Esther Kaplan, Kathryn Joyce, Sunsara Taylor, Cindy Cooper
--The Terror and Error of Sarah Palin, Fall 2008, Cafe
Margie Kelly
--Message in BPA Baby Bottles: Don't Mess with Moms, Spring 2011
Cameron Kelsall
--Book Review; A Human finds Robot Love: New Jeanette Winterson Book, Summer 2009
Glynnis King
--With Elizabeth Koke, Book Corner: Feminist Press Picks Five Top Activist Reads, Fall 2011
Frances Kissling
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Beyond Politics and One God, Winter 2009
Elizabeth Koke
-- With Glynnis King, Book Corner: Feminist Press Picks Five Top Activist Reads, Fall 2011
Gabrielle Korn
--Engaged Activism: Two Women Challenge Global Sex Trafficking, Fall 2011
--Speak Out: Sharing Passions, Tips, Techniques, Fall 2011
-- Top Ten: Three Years of Stories That Grabbed Readers, Summer 2011
-- Fighting to Fight: Questioning the Battle of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell", Summer 2011, Cafe
Myra Kovary
--Unprecedented Recognition for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Winter 2009, Cafe
Georgia Kral
-- Female Music Critics Transcend Fan Culture,
Summer 2010 Cafe
-- Indie Music Groups Share Sex Positivity, Spring 2010 Cafe
-- Virtual Switching, or Playing Games, Summer 2009
Gail Kriegel
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Anabella: Guatemalan Leader Deploys Stilettos Against Corruption, Winter 2010
Aung San Suu Kyi
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From the Archives: the Words of Aung San Suu Kyi, Winter 2011, Cafe
Susan Lehman
--Strong Families Love Unconditionally, Spring 2011, Cafe
Josie Lehrer
--Healthy Masculinities: A Pro Human Endeavor, Summer 2009, Café
Carol Leigh
--On the Frontline of Sex Wars, Summer 2008
Jana Leo
-- Rape New York, Fall 2008
Tobe Levin
--African FGM Author Finds Herself Called to Activism, Fall 2011 Cafe
--UnCUT/VOICES: Unequivocally Against Female Genital Mutilation, Fall 2010, Cafe
Dulcey Lewis
--Not Waiting for Rapture: The Lesbian Avengers March In, Fall 2011 Cafe
Chris Lombardi
--Paradoxes of Women in Uniform Take Deep Listening, Summer 2011
Fran Luck
--Sharing the Joy of Resistance Through Radio, Spring 2010
Jeannie Ludlow
--Feeding Minds Feminism: Women's Studies, Spring 2010, Cafe
Heather MacGibbon
--Media Review; How Media Portrayals Affect Women Seeking Abortions, Summer 2009
-- Third Wave Video Art: Sarcastic and Serious, Summer 2009, Cafe
Jennifer S. Macleod
--Equal Rights Amendment Still Brings Out Ranters, Spring 2009
Jodi Magee
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MDs Tell HHS: High-Risk Patients Need Abortion Coverage, Summer 2010, Cafe
Swapna Majumdar
--Watershed Women: Self Help in India, Spring 2011, Cafe
Tara Malik and rebecca s.a. connie
--Youth Videos Push Back Gender Violence, Winter 2009, Cafe
Mehret Mandefro
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Once The Silence Has Been Broken, May 2008, Cafe
Amanda Marcotte
-- Getting Over the Online v Offline Debate, Fall 2011
--Abortion as Right's Multipurpose Scare Word, Winter 2011
Emily May
--Gender Harassment: From Our Revolution to Yours, Winter 2009, Cafe
Laurie Mazur
-- Population and Environment: a Progressive, Feminist Approach, Fall 2009, Cafe
Pam McAllister
--Finding Hope: Reweaving -- Then and Now, Summer 2011
Lauren Guy McAlpin
-- "Crisis Pregnancy Centers" Are Threats to Reproductive Justice, Winter 2009, Cafe
Maureen McNeil
--Practicing Freedom: An Enduring Model in Anne Frank, Spring 2010
Karen Jones Meadows
-- Harriet’s Voice: A Writer and Her Inhabitation, Winter 2010
Cassandra Medley
--Theatre Arts: “Daughter," The New Face of War, Fall 2008
Tanya Melich
--Next Chapter in the 'Republican War Against Women,' Winter 2011
Myriam Miedzian
--Reducing Violence by Educating for Empathy, Spring 2010, Cafe
Margot Mifflin
--Teaching Daughters About Lollipop Politics, Spring 2009
Hannah Miller
--Finding the Power in Women’s Voices, Winter 2009, Cafe
Kate Millett
-- Gaining Control, Fall 2008
Tawanda Mudzonga
--Terror in Our Homes, Violence Against Women in Zimbabwe, Fall 2008, Cafe
Inga Muscio
-- Love and Creative Genius: A Feminist's Most Potent Weapons, Winter 2011, Cafe
Jen Nedeau
--Healthcare Compromise: Low Income Women Get Bumped, Fall 2009, Café
Dr. Terry Neese
--Afghan and Rwandan Women Entrepreneurs Seek Peace through Business, Summer 2011, Cafe
Victoria Neilson
--Asylum Pitfalls May Await the Transgender Applicant, Summer 2009
Beverly Neufeld
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Best City for Working Women: In Our Checkbooks, Summer 2010
Theresa Noll
--Extraordinary spirit alive in new activists: A Tribute to Barbara Seaman, Spring 2011
--Moving the Silence: Rachel Carson’s Groundbreaking Work, Spring 2011
-- The Sexual Politics of Meat Revisited, Winter 2011
--Gloria Feldt's "No Excuses" and Ways for Women to Think About Power, Summer 2010, Cafe
Judy Norsigian
-- The complexity of human relationships: A Tribute to Barbara Seaman, Spring 2011
Karen Offen
--
Feminist, Feminisme, Feministe?: Anti-Patriarchy Is the Key, Winter 2011, Cafe
Cate Owren
--Women's Rights, Human Rights and Climate Change, Spring 2011, Cafe
Sonio Ossario
--Stop the Traffick, Stiffening State Laws Helps Trapped Women, Summer 2008
Laura Palmer and Carolyn Jessop
--American Taliban: Sect Controls Women's Destinies, Summer 2009
Cindy Pearson
-- It's taken me three years: A Tribute to Barbara Seaman, Spring 2011
Eesha Pandit
-- The First of All Liberties: Making Health Care Meet All Women’s Needs, Fall 2009
Jacqui Patterson
-- Gulf Oil Drilling Disaster: Gendered Layers of Impact, Spring 2011
--
Natural Disasters, Climate Change Uproot Women of Color, Fall 2009
Sarah Elspeth Patterson
--Education as Action: Supporting the Sexual Health of Sex Workers, Fall 2011 Cafe
Thaler Pekar
--Stories Matter: How to Power Up Your Activism, Fall 2011
Suzanne Pharr
-- Stimulating Social Change: Then and Now, Fall 2009
Caroline Picker
--Controlling Women: Reasons to Worry About the Scott Sisters, Winter 2011, Cafe
Mary E. Plouffe
--
From Suffragists to Sarah Palin: Bring Back Competance, Winter 2011, Cafe
Angela Poh
-- Book Reveals Difficulties of Traditional Chinese Gender Roles, Fall 2009, Café
Jennifer L. Pozner
-- Reality TV (Re)Writes Gender Roles, Winter 2011
--Media Literacy: Piercing Content and Who Controls It, Spring 2010
Carolyn Raffensperger
--My Body, the Earth: The Earth, My Body, Spring 2011, Cafe
--Acting As If Future Generations Matter, Spring 2011
Norma Ramos
--“It’s Not TV, It’s Sexploitation" Protest Against Home Box Office, Summer 2008
Meghan Rhoad
--Holding the Line, Defending Feminist Values in Immigration Enforcement, Spring 2009, Cafe
Jane Roberts
--Putting Together Pieces of Sex Work, Gender Inequality, Deadly Consequences, Summer 2008, Cafe
Loretta J. Ross
-- Saying No in Mississippi: No to Personhood, No to Voter Restrictions, Fall 2011 Cafe
-- Fighting the Black Anti-Abortion Campaign: Trusting Black Women, Winter 2011
-- A Feminist Vision: No Justice-No Equity, Summer 2010
-- Birthers and Birchers: Hiding Behind the Stars and Stripes, Fall 2009
-- Repeal Hyde: Even Republicans Know It's Wrong to Politick With Women's Lives, Spring 2009, Cafe
-- Mobilizing for Reproductive Justice, Spring 2009
-- "Rejected Letters"; Women of Color Need Human Rights, Not “Common Ground", Winter 2009
-- Re-enslaving African American Women, Fall 2008, Cafe
Melissa Nalani Ross
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Anti-Immigrant Fervor Translates to Terror for Women, Fall 2008
Larissa Ruoff
--Clean Up: Shareholder Activism Pushes Companies, Spring 2011, Cafe
Lise Saffran
--Infrastructure: Fiction Techniques and Shaping Public Health, Spring 2011, Cafe
Graciela Sanchez
-- Mujeres Take Back the Culture with Old Photos, Fall 2009
Autumn Sandeen
--Good News for Trans Veterans: New VA Health Care Guidelines, Summer 2011, Cafe
Penelope Saunders
--How you dress shouldn’t be cause for arrest, Summer 2008, Cafe
Deborah Savadge
--Broadway Has A Long Way to Go, Baby, Summer
2010, Cafe
Donna Schaper
-- Taking Seminaries Out of the Box, Spring 2010, Cafe
-- Rolling with the Roles, Summer 2009, Cafe
-- Shaping Sexual Futures On a Budget, Spring 2009
--Populism Needed to Shovel Out the Old Economy, Winter 2009, Cafe
Abby Scher
--Not-so-New Right Wing Women, Winter 2011
Marianne Schnall
--Webs of Connection: Trees, Women, Activism, Spring 2011, Cafe
Larry Schulte
--Art Still Vital to AIDS Activism, May 2008, Cafe
Rinku Sen
-- Taking on Postracialism, Fall 2009
Laura A. Shamas
--Understanding the Myth: Why Cassandra Must Not be Silenced, Summer 2011, Cafe
Marie Shear
--"Little Marie": The Daily Toll of Sexist Language, Summer 2010
Galen Sherwin
--New Yorkers Need to Upgrade Abortion Laws, Spring 2009, Cafe
Marjorie Signer
--Military Women: Unfair Denial of Abortion Access Needs to End, Summer 2011, Cafe
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Global Gag Rule Poses Moral Challenge for US HIV/AIDS Funding, May 2008, Cafe
Jeanmarie Simpson
--Jeannette Rankin, Suffragist and Pacifist: She Speaks For Me, Summer 2011, Cafe
Sir Jesse of Decatur
-- Southern Reproductive Justice and Trans Alliance, Summer 2009, Cafe
Andrea Smith
--To Stop Gender Violence, Start Changing the Tune, Fall 2009
Jessica T. Solomon
--Tapping Our Creative Selves for Social Change, Winter 2009, Cafe
Nicole Witte Solomon
--Erotic Laborers Find Outlet in Spread, Summer 2008, Cafe
Ellen Snortland
--
The Water We Swim In, Rescuing Ourselves, Fall 2008, Cafe
Cynthia Soohoo and Katrina Anderson
--High Rates of HIV and STDs Show the US is Flouting Teens’ Human Rights, May 2008, Cafe
Annie Sprinkle
--Stopping the Terror, A Day to End Violence Against Prostitutes, Fall 2008, Cafe
Linda Stein
-- The Art Perspective: Guerrilla Girls, Fall 2011
--Pushing Back Attacks on Artistic Freedom, Summer 2011, Cafe
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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
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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
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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
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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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