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“Hi! Good evening! Welcome aboard! Who’s this?” Delilah leans toward her switchboard, resting her head on her fist as she holds the telephone that around 50,000 listeners try to reach every night of the week.
How "Queen Of Sappy Love Songs" Delilah Conquered Radio, http://ift.tt/1ogalsj
They were high school sweethearts, sort of: Britt and John met in middle school right outside of Houston, the kind of place where the person you end up marrying is someone you’ve known your whole life.
Seriously, though: What’s so great about monogamy?, http://ift.tt/1PMb7qY
Normally, I would just stay silent if Gloria Steinem said something with which I did not agree. I admire her so much.
Young Women For Sanders Not to Be Underestimated, http://ift.tt/1QOILeJ
Four weeks after Isabel, a 22-year-old unemployed student, missed her last period, she tried to induce a miscarriage.
Riding the Rails of the Underground Abortion Railroad from Texas to New Mexico, http://ift.tt/20OgCJq
My daughters, who are 10 and 12, have never been that into the Star Wars franchise. Princess Leia and her braided buns — and Padme Amidala with her ceremonial headdresses — didn’t interest them, even when their brother was busy snapping together the LEGO Millennium Falcon.
The Power of Rey, http://ift.tt/1Znf7kX
It is a fact universally acknowledged that a woman in possession of an opinion must be in want of a correction.
Men Explain Lolita to Me, http://ift.tt/1QrfwkU
The first time I encountered Isabella Stewart Gardner was the way most people do: through her museum. The Isabella Stewart Gardner museum is located near Fenway Park in Boston, just a short walk from the Museum of Fine Arts.
The Scandalous Legacy of Isabella Stewart Gardner, Collector of Art and Men, http://ift.tt/1mbk3uO
When she miscarried in her mid-30s, Alexandra Kimball felt profoundly alone: abandoned by a feminist movement that didn’t recognize her loss, accused by conventional wisdom of waiting too long to conceive, and deprived by society of the rituals that mark other forms of grief Illustrations by
Unpregnant: The silent, secret grief of miscarriage, http://ift.tt/1N0CBXw
I first learned about sex positive feminism in a graduate seminar at a large mid-western University.
Sex and the Muslim Feminist, http://ift.tt/1RTjxvt
The following story — on the treatment of female editors, writers, and managers at Gawker Media — was scheduled to appear on Gawker.com on Friday, November 13. It had been originally written in July, kiboshed in August, reported further in October, and prepped to run in early November.
On Gawker’s Problem With Women — Matter — Medium, http://ift.tt/1MLEpEO
"Seeing the world through the eyes of a Blaria (a.k.a. Black Daria)." With those 12 little words, my blog began in 2012.
How Daria Shaped a Generation of Women (Especially This Black Lady), http://ift.tt/1kf7MVv
On the leafy Midwood campus of Brooklyn College, a lecture at the school’s Islamic Society had just ended when a woman stood up and asked to take the Shahada, the Muslim testimony of faith. Nobody knew the woman with light skin and dark hair, who appeared to be in her twenties.
NYPD Undercover "Converted" To Islam To Spy On Brooklyn College Students, http://ift.tt/1OdYQMy
COLUMBUS — An Ohio woman whose baby would have been stillborn was forced to travel 300 miles to Chicago because no Ohio abortion clinic would do the procedure, she said.
Woman forced to travel 300 miles to abort dying fetus, http://ift.tt/1ihYupY
The tiresome sexual double standard—celebrating escapades in men that are judged in women—pervades politics and pop culture, taking its toll on adults of both genders.
It Starts in 6th Grade: Girls Get Punished by Peers For Having Sex, Boys Get Rewarded, http://ift.tt/1IlRT38
Early on a Wednesday morning, I heard an anguished cry—then silence. This scared me. Rachel’s not the type to sound the alarm over every pinch or twinge.
How Doctors Take Women's Pain Less Seriously, http://ift.tt/1RfHVqz
Meriem became a prostitute because she lost her virginity. She told me this in a house that I was renting in a Moroccan seaside town. It was 2008 and I had just moved there from Fez because the words people used to describe the place were belle and tranquille.
[Letter from Morocco] : Lost Girls, by Sarah Dohrmann : Harper's Magazine, http://ift.tt/1PuZRzU
This interview, the latest in a series on political topics, discusses philosophical issues concerning feminism. My interviewee is Nancy Fraser, professor of philosophy and politics at The New School. She is the author of “Fortunes of Feminism: From State-Managed Capitalism to Neoliberal Crisis.
A Feminism Where ‘Lean In’ Means Leaning On Others, http://ift.tt/1QxTqcT