#49-22 Reproductive Slavery … From the 19th to the 21st Centuries
“The Long Struggle to Abolish Reproductive Slavery” is a lecture by Dorothy E. Roberts – a professor of both Law
Read more“The Long Struggle to Abolish Reproductive Slavery” is a lecture by Dorothy E. Roberts – a professor of both Law
Read moreAfter ten years of appeals, Kenya’s Supreme Court ruled in February 2023 that organizations with words like lesbian and gay
Read moreDiana Wanyonyi interviewed organizers around her region of Kenya who work to heal and preventt gender based violence against girls.
Read moreShe didn’t have enough money for sanitary pads, could be how it started. Or she was raped and pregnant. It
Read moreAs a young nun, Sister Dianna Ortiz went to Guatemala to teach indigenous children and support those being devastated by
Read moreRadio Guruna in Northeastern Ghana has lost its broadcasting tower to a climate disaster and is fundraising to get about
Read moreVarious nations have passed new laws to accommodate menstruation, but Odisha (formerly Orissa) state in India has an annual celebration of
Read moreGage’s Sermon on Toxic Self-Sufficiency draws on the work of the late American evolutionary biologist Lynn Margulis, known as the
Read moreJesus was not the only person whose genealogy includes a god, or at least no human male father. Frieda Werden
Read moreIn this interview, Prof. Lysova explains the similarities and differences between women’s and men’s experiences with and perpetration of family
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