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This hour long radio program presents and discusses women’s lives and issues globally and locally from a radical, multiracial, feminist, mujerist, womanist perspective.
Today, we celebrate Disability Awareness Month, as Women's Magazine presents women discussion living with breast cancer. In the first half hour you'll hear a documentary on Grace Paley, poet, writer, activist and social critic who died of breast cancer at age 84. Paley's short stories, which were rich with everyday dialogue, often chronicled the lives … Continued
On women's magazine, we bring you a special interview with feminist author, journalist and queer activist Minal Hajratwala on her book Leaving India: My Family's Journey from five Villages to five continents. Also on this show is a timely update on the situation in Afghanistan from an activist from RAWA or the Revolutionary Women of … Continued
Today, we celebrate Disability Awareness Month, as Women's Magazine presents women discussion living with breast cancer. I the first half hour you'll hear a documentary on Grace Paley, poet, writer, activist and social critic who died of breast cancer at age 84. Paley's short stories, which were rich with everyday dialogue, often chronicled the lives … Continued
Feminists resisting militarization: the military coup in Honduras has rolled back women's rights and human rights, and feminists are out in the streets protesting this assault on their freedom. Margaret Thompson of the Feminist International Radio Endeavor interviews Daisy Flores, a young organizer with the Honduran group Feminists in Resistance.And, Zanne Joy of Code Pink … Continued
Women changing the world through art: Journalist Carol Harvey talks with artist Christine Hanlon about her work depicting homelessness and poverty in San Francisco; Kate Raphael speaks with Carolina de Robertis about her new novel, The Invisible Mountain, a story of three generations of Uruguayan women; Kiki Poe and Christine de la Rosa on Bliss … Continued
According to Mumia Abu-Jamal, August–in both historic and contemporary African American history–is a month of meaning, a month of repression. So today, the last day of Black August, you will hear about the significance of Black August. You will also hear stories of resistance, both individually as well as collectively, from people like Georgia Jackson, … Continued
According to Mumia Abu Jamal, August–in both historic and contemporary African American history–is a month of meaning, a month of repression. So today you will hear a commentary on the significance of Black August. You will also hear stories of resistance, both individually as well as collectively, from people like Angela Davis, Kathleen Cleaver and … Continued
