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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.
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
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
