This Week's Top Stories
International Women's Day--Hasn't Really Come a Long Way.
by Dominique Millette
This post is in honour of International Women’s Day, because every year on March 8, half the human race gets officially recognized, before everybody blinks and goes home to watch reruns of Lost or 24.
Right To Lifers Link Abortion to Genocide--deftly using History
by Mara Gay
When the billboards began to crop up last month, I knew we were in trouble.
"Black Children are an endangered species," the ad declares. An adorable baby with brown eyes stares down at the highway below.
Military Sexual Trauma: A Veteran Tells How History Repeats Itself and The Truth Stays Hidden
It has been 22 years since I was discharged from the Navy. But now current headlines dare speak of the secrets we kept from others and even ourselves at times, and show that our history repeats itself.
Our stories
She's Making News
Erin Morgan: Counselling Couples in the Congo after Rape and War
Shabnam Rezaei Makes Cartoons Multicultural for PBS
Arthur, Clifford, and Dora the Explorer—make way for Babak, Sanjay, Damaris and Jae—the friends of Mixed Nutz.
