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9 Insights into the (Misnamed) Pro-Life Movement
Wh
y, after all these years, are we still talking, reading, and writing about why abortion should (or shouldn’t) be legal? In the United States, at least, so long as a woman’s right to control her own body is under threat, we must continue to have this discussion and tell our stories.
Katha Pollitt, author, essayist, poet, and long-time columnist for The Nation, … Read more
Who Needs Friends?
When I recently interviewed Mary Trunk regarding her delightful film about women who are both mothers and artists, I began thinking about the role of female friends in women’s lives. Especially in my own life.
Here’s a piece of that longer interview with Mary Trunk:
Q: Mary, I was almost envious (okay, I was envious) of the close lifelong friendship between two of the women … Read more
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