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This Monday January 11th at 1 PM KPFA Radio's Women's Magazine will feature a special one hour documentary Beyond Gay Marriage; a documentary that provides a radical Queers critique of the Gay Marriage movement and the move toward a more assimiliationist and less radical gay politics. It is 40 years since the Stonewall rebellion that … Continued
If you need a laugh Women’s Magazine is the place to be; we are featuring an hour of comedy. In the first half hour you’ll hear from a Trinidadian/Tobagan comic, Donna Haddad, who encourages us to speak more openly about the seldom-acknowledged vagina. You’ll also hear from what most consider the ultimate in women’s comedy: … Continued
Women's Magazine looks at women and homelessness. We talk to local film director Kerri Gawryn about her ground breaking film "Exposing Homelessness" a new documentary that features 3 former homeless women and depicts their experiences of being homeless through their own photography. And we talk to local spiritual healer Cheryl Dawson about her work with … Continued
This week on Women's Magazine, Feminist Roundtable on Health Care Reform and the Stupak Amendment. We analyze the health care debacle and the attack on women's rights with Lupe Rodriguez from ACCESS-Women's Health Rights Coalition, Serena Garcia from Sistersong Women of Color Health Collective and Marit Knudson from Bay Area Coalition for Our Reproductive Rights. … Continued
Sixty-eight years ago, Pearl Harbour naval base on the island of Oahu in Hawaii, was bombed. Over the years, several film and documentary have been produced. Many stories have been presented. However, few stories of the role of women have been shared. Today, Women’s Magazine has some of those stories, like that of Lena Jamison, … Continued
We remember our friend and colleague Andrea Lewis, including a never-before heard interview with her on how she came to feminism and her identity as a lesbian feminist of color. We'll also hear comments from friends and colleagues and clips from her interviews over the years, including voices such as Eleanor Smeal, Olga Vives, Ruth … Continued
From Richmond to Afghanistan, women’s lives and freedoms are threatened by militarism and rape culture. We bring you voices from a peace march in the aftermath of the Richmond High School rape, and a talk by Zoya from the Revolutionary Association of Women of Afghanistan.
Terry O'neill, new president of the National Organization for Women, shares her vision for building the grassroots movement to win the Equal Rights Amendment, welfare rights and single-payer health care for all women. And don't miss the premiere episode of Real Talk with Kiki & Miz Chris, a groundbreaking exploration of living as lesbians of … Continued
