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I Don’t Want To Do It
Huey Helene Alcaro, author of "In the Land of Two-Legged Women:, blogs about her relationship with her new book.Well, kiddo, you’re not going to die happy if you don’t at least take a run at it. An early morning thought. I’d been avoiding writing a...
HAVE A GREAT DAY!
Rhoda Rabinowitz Green, author of Aspects of Nature (forthcoming 2016), ruminates on aging, personal growth, and the unexpected dangers of jay walking. I recently had another birthday. Let’s just say that I am old enough to remember when as kids we got a quarter for...
Suffragette – the Film and the History
S. Noël McKay writes about the upcoming film "Suffragette" and how our votes continue to honour our Canadian grandmothers' struggles.On October 23, a film will appear that I’m excited about seeing – in contrast to the wretched cinema of the superhero that...
Women and Sports
S. Noël McKay, author of "Stony Point", writes about the FIFA women’s World Cup of soccer, women in sport, sexism, homophobia, and the role of the media.I congratulate Team USA on their victory in the FIFA women’s World Cup of soccer. In front of 53,000 fans, the...
And There Was Morning, And There Was Evening; Another Year
Rhoda Rabinowitz Green, author of "Aspects of Nature" (2016) writes about her connection to T.S. Eliot’s The Lovesong of J. Alfred Prufrock, life, love, aging, and the passage of time. Toward Dusk ...
Midwives: good for women or good for men? -> Meet Nara
In Part Three of her 3-part blog series, Christina Park, author of "The Homes We Build on Ashes", explores the history and origins of midwifery.Midwifery. No one really seems to knows the origin of midwifery. There are plenty of articles, scholarly papers,...