I realized belatedly that writing a biography of a women’s health activist as my dissertation (and wrestling with the late […]
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I realized belatedly that writing a biography of a women’s health activist as my dissertation (and wrestling with the late […]
A weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news Tiny houses, narrow visions. Have you seen this punchbowl? […]
As powerful men continue to fall in the wake of the viral #metoo movement, and as it has evolved into […]
I recently sat down with Stacie Taranto to discuss her new book, Kitchen Table Politics: Conservative Women and Family Values […]
A sex education video plays to a class of middle school students. “As puberty begins, hormones are released and the […]
A weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news Radical jugs? Afterlife of a factory. A 1907 multicultural […]
Seventeen magazine popularized the phrase “freshman fifteen” in 1989 and the phrase remains ubiquitous in U.S. culture today.1 Seventeen’s cover […]
On August 30, 2017, Louise Hay died. Hay was a metaphysical healer who began her journey in healing at the […]
A weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news Why is giving birth so hard? Exploring the history […]
My junior year of college, my roommate and dear friend had a butch girlfriend. She aligned more with what many […]