The recent Women’s March across the globe set out to “harness the political power of diverse women and their communities to create transformative social change,” according to a mission statement ...

The Gender & Sexuality Studies speaker series on Black Feminist Praxis featured a Q&A Wednesday with African American Studies Ph.D. student Charlene Carruthers, who centered the event around Black ...

“For many people, the word feminist is very difficult,” notes retired social ethicist William Everett of Waynesville. And the term “feminist ethics,” he adds, “is a great, oblong blur.” But Everett ...

When computer technology made electronic communication possible, the “new media” emerged: email, chat rooms, blogs, YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and so much more. It looked, perhaps, like a fresh new ...

Kathy Rudy is Assistant Professor of Ethics and Women's Studies at Duke University, and is the author of Beyond Pro-Life and Pro-Choice: Moral Diversity in the Abortion Debate (Beacon, 1996), Sex and ...

Several years ago, I made the drive to Pittsburgh to see my favorite band, U2, in concert at Heinz Field. It was a great show! As a philosopher, I was pleasantly surprised to see a picture of an ...

Leila Ahmed was appointed to the Women's Studies in Religion professorship at Harvard Divinity School in 1999, and is the first person to occupy that chair. Prior to her appointment at HDS, Leila had ...

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