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Authors of Articles in the Online Edition of On The Issues Magazine (alphabetically by last name).

Carol J. Adams, Terrorizing the Loved Pets of Women, Fall 2008.

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.

Janine Avril, Women with AIDS, Off the Radar Screen, May 2008, Cafe.

Eleanor Bader, Anti-Abortion Terror Tactics Take a Toll, Fall 2008.

-- (Bader), Book Review: AIDS, Women, Africa, May 2008.

-- (Bader), Activists Boost Female Health Empowerment, Spring 2009.

-- (Bader), Film Review: MILK and Recruiting for Rights,Winter 2009.

-- (Bader), Trans Health Care Is a Life and Death Matter, Summer 2009.

 -- (Bader), Beginning with the Children: To Teach Peace, Fall 2009

Lu Bailey, Put Self-Objectification Under Wraps, Spring 2009, Cafe.

-- (Bailey), Race and Gender: Two Lovers Who Dare to Kiss, Fall 2009 Café

Marion Banzhaf, Putting Money Where Our Causes Are, Winter 2009.

Melynda H. Barnhart, Fighting Prostitution at the Expense of Slavery, Summer 2008, Cafe.

Bernadette Barton, Naked Truth, Reality and Fantasy Are (Stripper) Poles Apart, Summer 2008.

Natalie Bell, The Down Low Effect, May 2008, Cafe.

-- (Bell), Exclusive: Women of Color Push Boundaries on Reproductive Justice, Fall 2009

Janet Benshoof, Twisted Treaty Shafts U.S. Women, Winter 2009.

Sallie Bingham, Women and the War on Terror, An Unintended Consequence? Fall 2008.

Resa Crane Bizzaro, Teens and Indian Health Service: Saving Both, Fall 2009 Café

Marcy Bloom, What is a Woman Worth? The Global Story is the Feminization of a Pandemic, May 2008.

Angela Bonavoglia, Of Victims and Vixens-The Feminist Clash Over Prostitution, Summer 2008.

-- (Bonavoglia), Open Drag Night at the Outpost Lounge, Summer 2009, Cafe.

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.

Rita Nakashima Brock, Religious Repugnance Obscures Need for Sex Work Decriminalization,Summer 2008.

Charlotte Bunch, Listen Up: UN Must Hear Women on Violence, Spring 2009.

Talia Carner, Women Are the Solution, Not the Problem, Summer 2009 Cafe

Rebecca Chalker, Know Thy Clitoris, Spring 2009.

Pam Chamberlain, Common Enemies: LGBT, Abortion Share Foes, Spring 2009.

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.

Cindy Cooper, Not Enough Women Use Web Resource, May 2008, Cafe.

-- (Cooper), Kathryn Joyce, Esther Kaplan, Sunsara Taylor, The Terror and Error of Sarah Palin, Fall 2008, Cafe.

-- (Cooper), In Peril: North African Freedom Fighter on Hunger Strike, Fall 2009 Cafe

Rhonda Copelon, End Torture, End Domestic Violence, Winter 2009.

Clare Coss, White Silence and Responsibility, Fall 2009 Café

Ariel Dougherty, Does Working Girls Still Work? Summer 2008.

--(Dougherty), Media Tools Counter War Violence Against Women, Fall 2008.

-- (Dougherty), “The Heretics”: Film Invigorates Feminism, Art, Politics, Summer 2009 Café

Carol Downer, Sussan G.,"Rejected Letters"; Iranian Women Mark 30 Years of Struggle to Reclaim Our Lives, Winter 2009.

The Editors, Bad Thoughts: Religious Reactionaries on HIV-AIDS, May 2008.

-- (Editors), Articles from the Past on HIV-AIDS, May 2008.

-- (Editors), LINK TK Related Articles From Our Archives on Lines in the Sand, Spring 2009.

-- (Editors), Our Genders, Our Rights, Summer 2009.

-- (Editors), From Our Files: Gender Always on the Agenda, Summer 2009.

-- (Editors), Race, Feminism, Our Future, Fall 2009

  Diana Egozcue, Who the Revolution Left Behind, Winter 2009, Cafe.

Susan Faludi, What is Terror for Women? Fall 2008.

Gloria Feldt, A Do-Over for Reproductive Justice,Winter 2009, Cafe. 

-- (Feldt),.To Run the World, Power Up Feminism, Spring 2009.

Simon Fisher, Taking Multimedia Action to Stop HIV-AIDS  in Youth, Spring 2009, Cafe.

Sussan G. with Carol Downer, Iranian Women Mark 30 Years of Struggle to Reclaim Our Lives, Winter 2009, Special.

Carolyn Gage, The War I Know, Sidelined, A to Z, Fall 2008, Cafe.

-- (Gage), The Ladies' Room: A Complicated Conversation, Summer 2009.

Serena Garcia, Wise Words Caise Fearful Notions, Fall 2009 Café

Irasema Garza, Second Bill of Rights: Economic Security, Spring 2009.

Nancy Genova, Saving the Next Generation, May 2008.

-- (Genova), The Death of a Dream: Layers of Domestic Violence, Summer 2009 Café

Stephanie Gilmore, Students Draw the Line on Sexual Violence, Spring 2009, Cafe.

Molly M. Ginty, In the US, AIDS Spreads Rapid-Fire and Crosses the Gender Divide, May 2008.

-- (Ginty), Peggy M. Shepard, Setting the Bar for Environmental Justice, Spring 2009.

Barbara J. Gislason, An Animal Lawyer Makes a Manifesto, Winter 2009.

Jan Goodwin, Honor Killings and Human Bombs, Abuses Old and New,Fall 2008.

Mary Lou Greenberg, Iranian Women Today – Fighting Two Enemies,Spring 2008.

  -- (Greenberg), Break the Silence, End the Stigma, May 2008.

-- (Greenberg), Media Missteps + Misogyny = Death for Women,May 2008, Cafe.

-- (Greenberg), Sex Work and Prostitution--Beholders See Different Issues in Past Stories, Summer 2008.

-- (Greenberg), When Revolution in China Elevated Women and Took Prostitution Off the Market, Summer 2008, Cafe.

-- (Greenberg), What is Terror for Women: A Hot Topic In Our Archives, Fall 2008.

-- (Greenberg), Related Articles: New Year Revolutions Women Need, Winter 2009.

  -- (Greenberg), It All Started With Adam and Eve, Summer 2009.

-- (Greenberg), Women Still at the Hoops, But Parity Scores Low, Summer 2009, Cafe.

Alexis Greene, Theatre Arts; “In the Continuum" Tells Women’s Missing HIV Stories, May 2008.

-- (Greene), Theatre Arts; “Ruined" by Lynne Nottage Links War, Horror and Prostitution, Summer 2008.

-- (Greene), Theatre Arts; Whatever Happened to Nora? Fall 2008.

-- (Greene), Theatre Arts; A Menace to Society – Bill Baird, Winter 2009.

Sarah Hackley, The Plight of Pregnancy, Maternal Mortality in Developing Nations, Spring 2009, Cafe.

Betsy Hartmann, The New Population Craze: Retro, Racist, Wrong Way to Go, Fall 2009

Janis Hashe, The Dickflick Defined, Summer 2009, Cafe.

Mahin Hassibi, Talking Shop in the Medical Field: the Unfolding of a Strange New Disease, May 2008, Cafe.

-- (Hassibi), Let’s Change the Equation on Sex and Earning, Summer 2008, Cafe.

-- (Hassibi), Terror for Women Exists Throughout History, Across Cultures, Fall 2008.

-- (Hassibi), Ending the Male Patina in Biology, Winter 2009.

-- (Hassibi), Book Review; Whose Utopia? Winter 2009, Cafe.    -- (Hassibi), Busting Bogus Biology and Beliefs, Summer 2009.

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   Shere Hite, Female Orgasm Today, the Hite Report’s Research Then and Now, Summer 2008.

Merle Hoffman, A Message from the Publisher, Spring 2008.

  -- (Hoffman), Plus ca Change, May 2008.

-- (Hoffman), Divide, Conquer and Sell, Summer 2008.

-- (Hoffman), Sarah Palin and the Apocalypse, Fall 2008.

-- (Hoffman), Revolution Lite, Winter 2009.

-- (Hoffman), Higher Ground, Not Common Ground, Spring 2009.

-- (Hoffman), On the Murder and Continuing Inspiration of Dr. George Tiller, Spring 2009.

-- (Hoffman), Selecting the Same Sex, Summer 2009.

Maame-Mensima Horne, Black Abortion: Breaking the Silence, Fall 2009 Café

Christine E. Hutchins, Book Review; Ending Slavery: How We Free Today's Slaves, Spring 2009.

-- (Hutchins),Book Review; The Reproductive Rights Reader: Law, Medicine, and the Construction of Motherhood, Spring 2009.

-- (Hutchins), In a Word: The True History of “Misogyny,” Summer 2009 Cafe

-- (Hutchins), Reigntiting Black Feminist Power, Fall 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.

Ms. Michael angel Johnson, 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.

Cameron Kelsall, Book Review; A Human finds Robot Love: New Jeanette Winterson Book, Summer 2009.

Frances Kissling, Beyond Politics and One God, Winter 2009.

Myra Kovary, Unprecedented Recognition for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Winter 2009, Cafe.

Georgia Kral, Virtual Switching, or Playing Games, Summer 2009.

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.

Heather MacGibbon Media Review; How Media Portrayals Affect Women Seeking Abortions, Summer 2009.

-- (MacGibbon), Third Wave Video Art: Sarcastic and Serious, Summer 2009 Cafe

Jennifer S. Macleod, Equal Rights Amendment Still Brings Out Ranters, Spring 2009.

Tara Malik and rebecca s.a. connie, Youth Videos Push Back Gender Violence, Winter 2009, Cafe.

Mehret Mandefro, Once The Silence Has Been Broken, May 2008, Cafe.

Emily May, Gender Harassment: From Our Revolution to Yours, Winter 2009, Cafe.

Laurie Mazur, Population and Environment: a Progressive, Feminist Approach, Fall 2009 Cafe

Lauren Guy McAlpin, "Crisis Pregnancy Centers" Are Threats to Reproductive Justice, Winter 2009, Cafe.

Cassandra Medley, Theatre Arts: “Daughter," The New Face of War,Fall 2008.

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.

Jen Nedeau, Healthcare Compromise: Low Income Women Get Bumped, Fall 2009 Café

Victoria Neilson, Asylum Pitfalls May Await the Transgender Applicant, Summer 2009.

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.

Eesha Pandit, The First of All Liberties: Making Health Care Meet All Women’s Needs, Fall 2009

Jacqui Patterson, Natural Disasters, Climate Change Uproot Women of Color, Fall 2009

Suzanne Pharr, Stimulating Social Change: Then and Now, Fall 2009

Angela Poh, Book Reveals Difficulties of Traditional Chinese Gender Roles, Fall 2009 Café

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, Re-enslaving African American Women, Fall 2008, Cafe.

-- (L. Ross), "Rejected Letters"; Women of Color Need Human Rights, Not “Common Ground", Winter 2009.

-- (L.Ross), Repeal Hyde: Even Republicans Know It's Wrong to Politick With Women's Lives, Spring 2009, Cafe.

--  (L. Ross), Mobilizing for Reproductive Justice, Spring 2009.

 -- (L. Ross), Birthers and Birchers: Hiding Behind the Stars and Stripes, Fall 2009

Melissa Nalani Ross, Anti-Immigrant Fervor Translates to Terror for Women,Fall 2008.

Graciela Sanchez, Mujeres Take Back the Culture with Old Photos, Fall 2009

Penelope Saunders, How you dress shouldn’t be cause for arrestSummer 2008, Cafe.

Donna Schaper, Populism Needed to Shovel Out the Old Economy, Winter 2009, Cafe.

-- (Schaper), Shaping Sexual Futures On a Budget, Spring 2009.

-- (Schaper), Rolling with the Roles, Summer 2009, Cafe.

Larry Schulte, Art Still Vital to AIDS Activism, May 2008, Cafe. 

Rinku Sen, Taking on Postracialism, Fall 2009

Galen Sherwin, New Yorkers Need to Upgrade Abortion Laws, Spring 2009, Cafe. 

Marjorie Signer, Global Gag Rule Poses Moral Challenge for US HIV/AIDS Funding, May 2008, Cafe.

Sir Jesse of Decatur, Southern Reproductive Justice and Trans Alliance, Summer 2009 Cafe

AndreaSmith, 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, Art and Politics, Interpretations by Women, Fall 2008, Cafe.

-- (Stein), Breaking Ground on Feminist Art: Elizabeth A. Sackler, Summer 2009.

-- (Stein), Art world Insiders Struggle to Address Disparity, Summer 2009.

Carol Stuart, San Francisco Health Care Clinic Makes Sex Workers at Home, Summer 2008, Cafe.

Yifat Susskind, Listen to Iraqi Women, Spring 2009, Cafe.

Sunsara Taylor, Kathryn Joyce, Esther Kaplan, Cindy Cooper, The Terror and Error of Sarah Palin, Fall 2008, Cafe.

Juhu Thukral, Feminist Divisions Cause Real-World Repercussions, Summer 2008.

Lois Uttley, Taking a Stand on Hospitals, and Meaning It, Spring 2009.

Joel Vig, Crossing the Gender Rack, <./a>Summer 2009.

Lisa Vives, African Women with AIDS Rebuffed for Life-Saving Care, May 2008, Cafe.

Sally Roesch Wagner, Protecting the Human Family,Fall 2008.

Sharon Walton, “I Don’t Want to Write the Book," AIDS and Listening to Women, May 2008.

Leslie Kanes Weisman, Our Architecture Ourselves, Winter 2009.

Rachel West, San Francisco Could End Terror, Witch-Hunting and Criminalization for Prostitutes with Prop K,Fall 2008, Cafe.

Diana Whitten, New Waves for Abortion Access in European Decision,Winter 2009, Cafe.

-- (Whitten), Telemedicine's Abortion Pill Dispatches Relief for Women, Spring 2009, Cafe.

Jaye Austin Williams, Affinity, Summer 2008, Cafe.

Susan Yanow, Health Care ‘Reform’ Is Not Enough, Winter 2009.

Jessica Yee, The Next Seven Generations: Reclaiming Healthy Sexuality for Native Youth, Fall 2009 Cafe

Courtney Zehnder, Defying Labels With Fearlessness, Fall 2009

Malika Zouba, Justice Still Awaits Terror Victims in Algeria, Fall 2008, Cafe.

Authors of Archival Articles Republished in Online Editions of On The Issues Magazine (alphabetically by last name)

Kathleen Barry, Pimping: The World's Oldest Profession, Summer 1995, republished online Summer 2008.

Mahin Hassibi, Designing Sex:Playing God, Have Doctors Gone Too Far? Summer 1998, republished online Summer 2009.

Merle Hoffman, Love and Death on 86 Vol. 5 1985, republished online May 2008.

-- (Hoffman), Women's Lives Under Padding Vol. 9 1988, republished online Fall 2008.

-- (Hoffman), OTI Dialogue: Congressman John Lewis and Andrea Dworkin Towards a Revolution in Values, Fall 1994, republished online Winter 2009.

-- (Hoffman), Thelma and Louise Live, Winter 1991, republished online Spring 2009.

Martha Shelley, A Sacrificial Light: Self-Immolation in Tajrish Square, Tehran, Fall 1994, republished online April 2008.