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This is an article by the writer Elizabeth Kadetsky (featured today in the Globe) about how she believes Yoga saved her life after being attacked by a violent perpetrator. A truly beautiful account...
Started by Jacqueline Hynes Oct 15.
Avoiding work this morning I came across this excerpt from the introduction book "Female Chauvinist Pigs" by Ariel Levy. I sure can relate to what she writes (sans the thong thing. I just can't go ...
Tagged: Rape, Chauvinism, Sexuality
Started by Missiz. Last reply by Missiz Sep 13.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/30/opinion/30kristo stumbled on this article this morning and was absolutely floored! Rape kits, which involve hours of invasive examination, are just sitting around ...
Started by Jacqueline Hynes. Last reply by Missiz Sep 29.
Merriam-Webster defines feminism as the following: fem•i•nism Pronunciation: \ˈfe-mə-ˌni : the theory of the political, economic, and social equality of the sexes 2 : organized activity on behalf...
Started by Emma. Last reply by Desirée Baker May. 12, 2008.
Globe and Mail: Nov. 20 The Bravest Woman in Afghanistan "Today, killing a woman is like killing a bird. The situation for women today is as catastrophic as it was under the Taliban. The only difference is all of these crimes are happening under the name of democracy. They cut off noses and ears of women to punish them. Men cut women to pieces." Please read this article about an amazing woman who dares so much, in such an extraordinary situation, that she puts every strong man in the history of the world to shame.
The Nation, October 21, Ann Jones: Remember the Women - "Women are Made for Homes or Graves" Afghan saying
Tonic: Can Clinton Award-Winner Ruchira Gupta Change the World? Sept 22: She had spent 18 months hanging around the Bombay brothels where they lived, posting up at a dingy café nearby as she tried to catch on tape the horrors she had discovered in this dirty corner of the world’s economy. Ominous men had pulled knives on her. Some of her informants had disappeared. She had begun to call the café “Hotel California.”
The IRISH TIMES, Mary Fitzgerald, Islamabad: Nobel Laureate Urges Challenge to Ahmadinejad
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