#34-18 A History of Vibrators
In 1999, historian of technology Rachel Maines published The Technology of Orgasm: “Hysteria,” the Vibrator, and Women’s Sexual Satisfaction. By
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Arts
Trans Inclusive Feminism
Rousing and reasoned plenary speech by Leslie Feinberg at the 1995 US National Women’s Studies Association conference. Hir callout for
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Self-Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) Part 2
SEWA [pronounced SAY vah] is a sisterhood of nearly 1.5 million women, organized locally and by trades. It operates in
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RadiOrakel – Norway’s first women’s radio
Since 1982, feminists in Oslo have had a regular piece of the airwaves. They consider theirs to be the first
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The Love Drug
Playwright Carolyn Gage performing one of her Sermons for a Lesbian Tent Revival. This one has great relevance for non-lesbians
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UNSCR 1325
The UN Security Council Resolution on Women, Peace & Security Adopted unanimously by the UN Security Council on 31 October
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How WINGS Began
Jen Moore interviews WINGS series producer Frieda Werden about the history and nature of this weekly radio series that has
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Transnational Feminism
After briefly covering her political biography, Rosca talks about feminist concepts of intersectionality and transnationalism, and what they mean in
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Guatemalan Weaving Revival
in Santiago Sacatepequez, most residents are indigenous Mayans from the kakchiquel community, where weaving on backstrap looms is a venerable
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Pat Bond’s “Murder in the WAC”
Pat Bond (February 27, 1925 – December 24, 1990) was an American actress who starred on stage and on television,
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