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Author Bonnie Morris, in your book revenge of revenge of the womens study, revenge for what . Guest the final tight is not meant to be provocative or rude. Its about having the opportunity to talk back to many people who steer type my field, or ask really unfair students. I have a bunch of terrific students intimidated by taking a basic class in womens history. They come to me and express doubt or concern. Theyre afraid what people will say. What will it look like on their transcript. So those e...

Mandy Carter, cofounder of Southerners on New Ground (SONG), reflects on 30 years of queer liberation organizing — and says people shouldn’t write off the region. SONG got its start in North Carolina.

There are better ways to motivate an athlete than to ignite fear and hatred. We do not need to ramp up misogyny and anti-gay hatred in Boulder.

"We who believe in freedom cannot rest. We who believe in freedom cannot rest."

"We who believe in freedom cannot rest. We who believe in freedom cannot rest." Women's gospel voices repeatedly sing that refrain in the introductory video to The Women's Project, an online exhibit that the Arkansas People's History Project (APHP) launched this spring.

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White Supremacist Candidate Defeated in Arkansas Lieutenant Governor Race (Tim Boyle/Newsmakers/Getty Images) Advertisement A Ku Klux Klan supporter and former leader of the American Nazi Party was defeated by a black real estate agent Tuesday, in a landslide vote in the Arkansas Republican runoff election for lieutenant governor. The white supremacist candidate, Ralph Forbes, had received a 46 percent plurality in the first round of voting last month, just short of the majority ne...