The nation's most notable feminists, organizers, and scholars reflect on sexual harassment twenty years after the Clarence Thomas hearings.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Amy Richards is most popularly known as the co-author of Manifesta: Young Women, Feminism, and the Future and as the voice behind Ask Amy, the online advice column she has run since 1995. She is also the author of Opting In: Having a Child Without Losing Yourself and the co-author of Grassroots: A Field Guide for Feminist Activism. In addition to her writing and consulting, Amy spends most of her days running the foremost feminist lecture agency, Soapbox Inc: Speakers Who Speak Out. Cynthia Greenberg, a former community organizer, works as a consultant to social justice, human rights, and arts organizations. She organized the Sex, Power and Speaking Truth: Anita Hill 20 Years Later conference.
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Table of Contents: When You Speak Up by Eve Ensler Introduction by Amy and Cynthia Greenberg A Comment, Not Casual, Concerning Anita Hill by Mary Oliver Part I: WITNESSES: What Happened? A Thank You Note to Anita Hill by Letty Pogrebin Twenty Years Later by Dorothy Samuels I Salute You by Charles Ogletree Some of Us are Brave by Lani Guinier Old and New Depictions of Justice: Reflections, circa 2011, on Hill Thomas by Judith Resnik The Big Story by Catharine MacKinnon Born 35 by Jamia Wilson Power Suit by Lisa Kron Part II: What Does Anita Hill Mean To You? ? Nita Faye by Asali Devan Ecclesiastes A conversation with RHA GODDESS MELISSA HARRIS-PERRY EMILY MAY AI-JEN POO JOANNE N. SMITH PAT MITCHELL Word Power by Hope Anita Smith Part III: I Still Believe Anita Hill A Poem for Anita Hill by Kevin Powell (Check formatting) Anita Hill: Twenty Years Later by Patricia J. Williams Give Your Child Luggage, Not Your Baggage by Anita Hill Good Morning Anita Hill by Edwidge Danticat Part IV: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED IN 20 YEARS & WHAT COMES NEXT? The Bloodless Coup by Deborah Copaken Kogan TK by Kathleen Peratis Stunned but Not Bowed by Kimberle Crenshaw Sex & Power by Virginia Valian Supremacy Crimes by Gloria Steinem Race & Gender by Devon Carbado FBomb by Julie Zeilinger The Scarlett C by Lynn Nottage APPENDIX Remembering The Anita Hill Hearings- 20 Years Later by Louise Slaughter Twenty Years Later by Maureen Dowd Anita Hill by Patricia Schroeder Anita Hill Testimony, October 1991 RESOURCE GUIDE ORGANIZATIONAL LISTING EDITOR S BIOS
Table of Contents: When You Speak Up by Eve Ensler Introduction by Amy and Cynthia Greenberg A Comment, Not Casual, Concerning Anita Hill by Mary Oliver Part I: WITNESSES: What Happened? A Thank You Note to Anita Hill by Letty Pogrebin Twenty Years Later by Dorothy Samuels I Salute You by Charles Ogletree Some of Us are Brave by Lani Guinier Old and New Depictions of Justice: Reflections, circa 2011, on Hill Thomas by Judith Resnik The Big Story by Catharine MacKinnon Born 35 by Jamia Wilson Power Suit by Lisa Kron Part II: What Does Anita Hill Mean To You? ? Nita Faye by Asali Devan Ecclesiastes A conversation with RHA GODDESS MELISSA HARRIS-PERRY EMILY MAY AI-JEN POO JOANNE N. SMITH PAT MITCHELL Word Power by Hope Anita Smith Part III: I Still Believe Anita Hill A Poem for Anita Hill by Kevin Powell (Check formatting) Anita Hill: Twenty Years Later by Patricia J. Williams Give Your Child Luggage, Not Your Baggage by Anita Hill Good Morning Anita Hill by Edwidge Danticat Part IV: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED IN 20 YEARS & WHAT COMES NEXT? The Bloodless Coup by Deborah Copaken Kogan TK by Kathleen Peratis Stunned but Not Bowed by Kimberle Crenshaw Sex & Power by Virginia Valian Supremacy Crimes by Gloria Steinem Race & Gender by Devon Carbado FBomb by Julie Zeilinger The Scarlett C by Lynn Nottage APPENDIX Remembering The Anita Hill Hearings- 20 Years Later by Louise Slaughter Twenty Years Later by Maureen Dowd Anita Hill by Patricia Schroeder Anita Hill Testimony, October 1991 RESOURCE GUIDE ORGANIZATIONAL LISTING EDITOR S BIOS
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