Finding My Space — On the Women’s Side of the Western Wall
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It was remarkable to me how I could have such contrasting experiences in the same place, and only a few days apart.
This week’s ‘WRighteous’: A RuckUS is Born
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Here, over here, look at me – look at me, I know you – you won’t win because nasty has an expiration date, and your time is up, buddy.
Featured in Series
WRighteous: Turning My Mistakes into a Mission
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There was the pregnancy; the one where I behaved like a needy, desperate young woman; using that pregnancy as a weapon to try and get that man to love me, to want me — to want me and the baby. “Why don’t we abort you and keep the baby?” he finally said.
Let’s Give the Flag a Hand
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I’m asking all supporters of gender equality to consider placing your right hands over your mouths, instead of your hearts, when the national anthem plays.
Instead of Pointing a Finger, Take a Knee
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If we did this, Republicans would lose, every single time.
Weekly Column: WRighteous
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She decided that her life was worth saving, and that she would save it, she alone, and she would help other women save theirs…
Growing Wings, an Identity and, of course, Feminism
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The combination of Judaism and feminism has empowered me, helped me heal, and given me purpose in life.
Black Female Feminists: Historians of the Future
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Attendees who may have walked in knowing little about the history of black feminists certainly learned about it early in the night.
Teen Voices
Some Girls Reject Term ‘Feminist’ Over ‘Equalist’ in Ireland
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Feminism has “derailed” into a self-entitled, ‘our turn at the wheel,’ hateful and illogical organization,” said one Irish teen, who, like many of her classmates, prefer to be identified as an “equalist.”