Women and Work
50 An Overview of Women and Work
ELLEN BRAVO, GLORIA SANTA ANNA, AND LINDA MERIC
BOX: Gender Segregation and Pay Differentials by Occupation
51 Questions and Answers on Pay Equity
NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR PAY EQUITY
50 An Overview of Women and Work
ELLEN BRAVO, GLORIA SANTA ANNA, AND LINDA MERIC
BOX: Gender Segregation and Pay Differentials by Occupation
51 Questions and Answers on Pay Equity
NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR PAY EQUITY
BOX: Office Double Standards
52 The Politics of Housework
PAT MAINARDI OF REDSTOCKINGS
53 The Price of Motherhood: Why the Most Important Job in the World Is Still the Least Valued
ANN CRITTENDEN
54 Friendly for Whose Family?
BETTY HOLCOMB
55 Nannies, Maids, and Sex Workers in the New Economy
BARBARA EHRENREICH AND ARLIE RUSSELL HOCHSCHILD
56 9 to 5: Organizing Low-Wage Women
ELLEN BRAVO, GLORIA SANTA ANNA, AND LINDA MERIC
57 Sexual Harassment
ELLEN BRAVO AND LINDA MERIC
58 Sexual Harassment and the Law
ARLENE FOY REYNOLDS
BOX: Unions Benefi t Working Women
59 In Case of Sexual Harassment: A Guide for Women Students
BERNICE SANDLER
60 “Each Day I Go Home with a New Wound in My Heart”
MIRIAM CHING YOON LOUIE
61 Women
ALICE WALKER
Women, the Law, and Social Policy
62 Women and the Law: Successes, Setbacks, and Unfinished Business
KATHLEEN O’KEEFE AND LIANN O. S. SNYKUS
BOX: LGBTQ Rights in Several Countries
63 Unequal: A Global Perspective on Women Under the Law
JESSICA NEUWIRTH
64 How to Bring Children Up Without Putting Women Down
ANN CRITTENDEN
BOX: Family Support Policies and Programs: An International Perspective
65 Exploding the Stereotypes: Welfare
RITA HENLEY JENSEN
66 The New Antipoverty Regime: Same Single-Mother Poverty Problems
RANDY ALBELDA
67 If I Survive, It Will Be Despite Welfare Reform
TONYA MITCHELL
68 How to Think Like a Feminist Economist
SUSAN FEINER
69 Women in Sport: A Journey Toward Equality
PAT GRIFFIN
Women and the Family
70 Family and Women’s Lives
SUSAN LEHRER
71 Seventeen Syllables
HISAYE YAMAMOTO
72 A Long Story
BETH BRANT
73 Elena
PAT MORA
74 “Don’t You Talk About My Mama!”
JUNE JORDAN
75 Working at Single Bliss
MARY HELEN WASHINGTON
76 A Marriage Agreement
ALIX KATES SHULMAN
77 Why We’re Not Getting Married
MARTHA ACKELSBERG AND JUDITH PLASKOW
Women and Religion
78 My Church Threw Me Out
MARY ANN SORRENTINO
79 Reactions to a Woman Rabbi
LAURA GELLER
80 Christian Fundamentalism: Patriarchy, Sexuality, and Human Rights
SUSAN D. ROSE
81 The Black Church: What’s the Word?
JOHNNETTA COLE AND BEVERLY GUY-SHEFTALL
82 Rethinking Women’s Issues in Muslim Communities
KECIA ALI
83 Revelations
LINDA VILLAROSA
84 In Her Own Image
ROSE SOLARI
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The Health Care System
85 The Politics of Women’s Health Care
OUR BODIES OURSELVES
BOX: The Millennium Development Goals: A Promise to the World’s Women
86 Mandatory Doctor’s Visit
DIANE HUGS
87 The Feminization of AIDS
MARIELENA ZUNIGA
88 “Necessity Was the Midwife of Our Politics”
DEBORAH R. GRAYSON
89 Native American Women’s Health Education Resource Center
JAEL SILLIMAN, MARLENE FRIED, LORETTA ROSS, AND ELENA GUTTIEREZ
BOX: Gyno-to Lesbo-Chats
BOX: Focus on Lesbian Health
90 Breast Cancer Activism: Moving Beyond the Mammography Debate
SABRINA MCCORMICK
BOX: Top 10 Breast Cancer Myths Debunked
Reproductive Justice
91 What Is Reproductive Justice?
LORETTA ROSS
92 Conditions of Reproductive Justice
RICKIE SOLINGER
93 Voices of Reproductive Justice
Disabled Women and Reproductive Justice
MIA MINGUS
Reproductive Justice Issues for Asian and Pacific Islander Women
MARIA NAKAE
Made in the USA: Advancing Reproductive Justice in the Immigration Debate
PRISCILLA HUANG
Abortion Matters to Reproductive Justice
LEILA HESSINI, LONNA HAYS, EMILY TURNER, AND SARAH PACKER
BOX: “Pharmacists’ Refusals”
CAROLE JOFFE
94 Abortion: Is a Woman a Person?
ELLEN WILLIS
95 Lost Woman Song
ANI DIFRANCO
96 Talking with the Enemy
ANNE FOWLER, NICKI NICHOLS GAMBLE, FRANCES X. HOGAN, MELISSA KOGUT, MADELINE MCCOMISH, AND BARBARA THORP
BOX: Pro-choice/Pro-life
97 Parental Consent Laws: Are They a “Reasonable Compromise”?
MIKE MALES
98 Testimony of William Bell
CONNECTICUT STATE LEGISLATURE
99 Using Pregnancy to Control Women
RUTH HUBBARD
BOX: Access to Safe Abortion Is a Human Right
100 Reclaiming Choice for Native Women
JESSICA YEE
101 Abortion in the United States: Barriers to Access
MARLENE GERBER FRIED
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Take a Closer Look: Racism in Women’s Lives
102 Defining Racism: “Can We Talk?”
BEVERLY DANIEL TATUM
103 Codes of Conduct
ADRIENNE SU
104 Salad
JANICE MIRIKITANI
105 I Am Not Your Princess
CHRYSTOS
106 Take a Closer Look
CARRIE CASTRO
107 White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack
PEGGY MCINTOSH
108 An Autobiography
ANGELA DAVIS
The Legacy of Class
109 Tired of Playing Monopoly?
DONNA LANGSTON
110 Sisters
BARBARA NEELY
111 Jewish and Working Class
vBERNICE MENNIS
112 Poverty, Hopelessness, and Hope
KENDALL A. JOHNSON
113 Grace Paley Reading
TOI DERRICOTTE
“Are You Some Kind of Dyke?”: The Perils of Heterosexism
114 Homophobia and Sexism
SUZANNE PHARR
115 Cat 434
JULIE BLACKWOMON
116 Chicana Lesbians: Fear and Loathing in the Chicano Community
CARLA TRUJILLO
117 Livin’ in a Gay Family
MEGAN MCGUIRE
118 I Lost It at the Movies
JEWELLE GOMEZ
Older, Wiser, and Marginalized: Ageism in Women’s Lives
119 Older Women: The Realities
OLDER WOMEN’S LEAGUE
120 The Women in the Tower
CYNTHIA RICH
121 The Day Nani Fell and I Wasn’t There to Catch Her
ANNA MARIE QUEVEDO
122 Over the Hill and Out of Sight
JANICE KEAFFABER
BOX: She Who Once Was
REBECCA MCCLANAHAN
Nations, Boundaries, and Belonging: Citizenship in Women’s Lives
123 The Tale of Two Worlds: Unpacking the Power of the Global North over the Global South
GOWRI PARAMESWARAN
124 Injustice on Our Plates: Immigrant Women in the U.S. Food Industry
SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER
BOX: Why Can’t “They” Just Wait in Line and Become Legal? Here’s Why
125 Mothers of Our Nations: Indigenous Women Address the World
WINONA LADUKE
126 What’s in a Name
ANIDA YOEU ALI
127 Human Security vs. National Security
CHARLOTTE BUNCH
Borderlands and Intersections
128 Rights, Realities, and Issues of Women with Disabilities
LAURA HERSHEY
BOX: Beside My Sister, Facing the Enemy
MARI MATSUDA
129 Age, Race, Class, and Sex: Women Redefi ning Difference
AUDRE LORDE
130 Fence Sitters, Switch Hitters, and Bi-Bi Girls: An Exploration of Hapa and Bisexual Identities
BEVERLY YUEN THOMPSON
131 Boundaries: Arab/American
LISA SUHAIR MAJAJ
132 Why Race Matters to a White Dyke
NELL GEISER
133 Friday Night
LINDA HOGAN
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