A weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news Operating on the dead. The haunting of Bunny Hall. […]
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A weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news Operating on the dead. The haunting of Bunny Hall. […]
As those of you with more exciting social calendars than mine may not know, this past Friday PBS aired a […]
In 1938, the British crime writer and theologian Dorothy Leigh Sayers addressed a women’s society on the simple question: “Are […]
As racially charged rhetoric takes over civil political discourse and “true” patriots warn of an impending leftist gun-grab, we should […]
A weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news A breath of maggoty air. Stammering in Victorian Britain. […]
This essay discusses the plot and characters of the most recent seasons of the TV shows You’re the Worst, Lady […]
In a July response to a recent series of public protests decrying violence against women, Argentine President Mauricio Macri introduced […]
I was born into 1970s feminism. I came into the world in 1972, the year Free to Be You and […]
Last spring, my daughter wrote this poem in her 5th grade poetry class. [gblockquote source=”Ella Beltz”]“The First Child” Just cause […]
The world of disability activism has been buzzing about the new ABC sitcom Speechless. So, what’s the big deal? While […]