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Monthly Archives: January 2001
The End of Peggy Kamuf?
Peggy Kamuf complaines that her views of reading were misrepresented by a Salon.Com article, but her controversial paper is far more bizarre than Salon.Com let on. Continue reading
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Cathy Young on Bush’s Ending Abortion Subsidies
George W. Bush outraged pro-abortion groups by blocking federal funds to international groups that provide abortion counseling. But is support of abortion subsidies really a consistent pro-choice position? Continue reading
Why The World Will Never See an Anti-HIV Microbicide
There’s no anti-HIV microbicide on the market — is that because companies don’t care about women’s health? Continue reading
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Saudi Business Women Defy Restrictive Gender Laws
Some women in Saudi Arabia defy laws that make it illegal for men and women to work together. Continue reading
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Abortion Foes Are Winning
Conservatives are winning their war against abortion by adopting tactics pioneered by liberal supporters of abortion rights. Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Birth Control, RU486
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Covenant Marriage and Pre-nuptial Agreements
Instead of scattered covenant marriages in a handful of states, why not allow people to enter into legally binding pre-nuptial agreements. Continue reading
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Camille Paglia on NOW’s “Flush Rush” Campaign
Paglia slams NOW for “trying to shut down alternative political points of view.” Continue reading
Women Join German Combat Units
After losing its case in the European Court of Justice, Germany allows women to serve in combat position. Continue reading
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Penn State Feminist’s Show How Far Feminist Movement Has Fallen
Penn State uses student and taxpayer funds to pay for sexually explicit feminist festival. Continue reading