While Hillary Clinton attempts to storm the Oval Office, some of her less renowned sisters are busy liberating one of the few other remaining male strongholds: the hardware store.
"A court in country X sentenced a black man who had been severely beaten by white men to six months in jail and 200 lashes."
Ive just celebrated a significant birthday. How significant? Hint: I am now eligible to buy the orange bus tickets instead of the fuchsia ones, and the orange ones cost less.
A jubilant Montreal Gazette headline announced on Monday: "We've got babies on the brain."
It is our great good fortune that we live in an era and society in which there are many and diverse ways of "being a woman" — as there are of "being a man."
Our topic today is whether Women's Studies Departments in general are getting it right. Is there any legitimate reason why the taxpayers should support an academic department devoted to the study of feminism and women? Has feminism improved the lives of women?
A feisty memoir from a controversial champion of female rights.
Why radical feminists can't hear the good words John Paul II has for women.
Centuries from now, when the definitive history of the feminist movement is written, a small footnote will have been earned by the University of Waterloo.
When I first encountered Betty Friedan's The Feminine Mystique, at the height of its influence in the 70s, I kept thinking, "Who are these women?" My mother and her friends were not "desperate housewives": secret alcoholics and adulterers, trying to escape the boredom of their non-wage-earning lives.
