Do Haitian Black Lives Matter to Us, by Mary Beaudoin
A look at the past history and immediate unrest in Haiti before the recent assassination of Moise.
A look at the past history and immediate unrest in Haiti before the recent assassination of Moise.
"The streets will be painted green and purple, and the shouts of “Latin America will be all feminist!” will be echoed in the main capitals of the region."
Peace is quintessentially a woman’s issue, most clearly when the continuum of male violence against women in its private, social and structural dimensions is grasped.
An interview of Henry Giroux on the Kavanaugh Hearings: Government run amuck and the ramifications beyond the hearings
Decent [Trump] may not be, but he does give unambiguous voice to the (usually more subtle) ways in which women are judged for their looks and often dismissed as incompetent because of them.
Decent [Trump] may not be, but he does give unambiguous voice to the (usually more subtle) ways in which women are judged for their looks and often dismissed as incompetent because of them.
Solnit draws on an equation that has preoccupied women writers from Virginia Woolf to Audre Lorde: that silence is a form of marginalization.
In continuing to violate nations and people at will, the U.S. could very well qualify as a pandemic in its own right.
In continuing to violate nations and people at will, the U.S. could very well qualify as a pandemic in its own right.
"When there is conflict in unstable nations, the tide comes in with the strength of a tsunami to drown out the precious advances women have made there." By Bina Shah Huffington Post December 18, 2014 When we speak of international women's rights, it's tempting to think of them as a destination -- a large, glittering city More