Essays by Women of Substance in the Third Millennium
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Rafia Zakaria: While feminism silenced, unabashedly universal patriarchy screams as loudly as ever 39
Arundhati Roy: Azadi - It's the only thing the Kashmiri wants. Denial is delusion 456
Alison Katz: The World Health Organisation and nuclear power - The great Chernobyl cover-up 563
Kavita Nandini Ramdas: Leveraging the Power of Race and Gender 212
Marcia Langton: Even the hard men know, it must be said 491
Arundhati Roy: Listening To Grasshoppers 720
Wangari Maathai: A time to show "greatness" in Kenya 377
Taslima Nasreen: I Am But A Disembodied Voice, The Living Dead 593
Houzan Mahmoud: Middle East: the terrorized half of our society 450
Betsy Hartmann: War Talk and Climate Change 401
Jennifer Drew: Gender-neutral language applies to male criminals, but not to their female victims 517
Jennifer Kenmarre Martiniello: Howard's New Tampa - Aboriginal Children Overboard 646
Lucinda Marshall: Militarism and Violence Against Women 391
Sonja Karkar: Palestine is dying 452
Alice Walker: All Praises to the Pause 347
Anna Politkovskaya: My life can be difficult, more often humiliating. 449
Betool Khedairi: Botox in Baghdad 335
Michelle Bachelet: The importance of completing Chile's beautiful task 309
Najma Sadeque: Time for a gender shift? 380
Mary L. Wentworth: What is Patriarchy and Why is it the Most Powerful Force in the World Today? 1453