We’ve all experienced the overcrowding of big cities, from which some of us fled to small towns like Santa Fe, now overwhelmed too with commercial development and part-time residents.
Political Correctness: Carried Too Far?
Margaret raises what has always been a complex issue: should men be included in celebrations of women?
bell
I only met bell hooks once at a large feminist gathering—but as it happens when a powerful woman is in the room, her presence registered.
Old Fire Dragaman and Women’s Anger
As long as guilt and fear hamper us, what weapons do we have to combat cruel and unfair treatment?
Our Voices
I have to recognize that we have not made the progress in the arts that women have made in journalism for reasons of class and white privilege
May Stevens: A Life Well Lived
We met one summer in the 1980’s when we were both artists in residence at the remarkable Blue Mountain Center, situated on 1600 acres of woods in the Adirondacks in New York State.
Mothers Are Hurting
The problems have always been with us, but they were easier to ignore when the economy boomed.
Nevertheless She Persisted: 30 Years of Women Writing Women’s Lives
The conference reminded me that we women offer each other extraordinary support and encouragement in all walks of life, essential to our achievement and even to our survival.
Power Corrupts
Are women somehow exempt from the deleterious influence of power? We have so seldom exercised visible power in the past that the question hasn’t been asked.
Being Needed Doesn’t Mean Being Well Paid
I was raised by one of the millions of women who then as well as now fill the most essential U.S. jobs.