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Women’s Rights Embattled Throughout Summer

By Rita Henley Jensen ● Arts & Culture ● August 21, 2000

Prepare to weep and smile. This week, Women’s Enews will host commentaries from brilliant writers on Beijing + Five, U.S. Supreme Court decisions, the war crimes trials at The Hague and the Republican and Democratic national conventions.

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Nebraska GOP Urges All Mayors to Shun Dr. Carhart

By Rita Henley Jensen ● Arts & Culture ● August 14, 2000

When You Fly with Elephants, You Have to Eat Crow

By Rita Henley Jensen ● Arts & Culture ● August 7, 2000

Bush, Cheney Count Blessings in Seven Figures

By Rita Henley Jensen ● Arts & Culture ● July 31, 2000

Again, Research Finds Intimates Often Hurt Women

By Rita Henley Jensen ● Arts & Culture ● July 24, 2000

Cable and Dish System Expand Porn Offerings

By Rita Henley Jensen ● Arts & Culture ● July 17, 2000

Author Says We are Living In Emotional Famine

By Suzie Siegel ● Arts & Culture ● July 12, 2000

Well-known feminist writer on racism and sexism has embarked on writing a trilogy about love, saying we live in a time of cynicism and misunderstanding about love. Book One: New Visions.

Middle School Girls
Strip-Searched En Masse

By Rita Henley Jensen ● Arts & Culture ● July 10, 2000

Chinese Embroidery Project Sends Women to College

By Marie Tessier ● Arts & Culture ● July 10, 2000

Chinese women’s artistry is funding one of the longest journeys, from illiterate farm worker to educator, one young woman at a time, through a project using their region’s rich tradition of embroidery.

Girl Scouts Blazing Its Own Trail on Lesbian Issue

By Barbara Raab ● Arts & Culture ● July 7, 2000

The Boy Scouts vow to continue to exclude homosexuals, a position upheld by the Supreme Court, however the Girl Scouts and others organizations have anti-discrimination policies while barring sexual interactions between leaders and children.