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Egypt’s Women, Nobels, Occupy Protests Are Gifts

By: Rita Henley Jensen (Executive Officer, Founder) | December 23, 2011

Three Nobel Peace Prizes, untold numbers of protestors who are demanding economic justice and the women’s march in Cairo are the best gifts of the holiday season, says Rita Henley Jensen, editor in chief and founder of Women’s eNews.

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Online Matchmaking Sites Court U.S. Muslims

By: Hanady Kader | May 29, 2008

Watch out, tradition: online matchmaking has put power in the hands of Muslim women looking for the right man. But some are still too embarrassed to admit this route to matrimony.

Arts & Culture

Age of Consent Muddles Law on Marriage vs. Rape

By: Claire Bushey | June 7, 2007

A Delaware clerk of the peace is happy that his days of performing wedding ceremonies for underage, pregnant brides will soon be over. But a number of other states still have marriage provisions that conflict with their own laws on statutory rape.

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Italy Holds Referendums on Assisted Reproduction

By: Clara Park | April 18, 2005

Pilgrims have been flocking to Rome for the papal transition. But for over a year Italy has been seeing another pilgrimage; that of women leaving the country to find fertility treatments. Now the country faces June referendums on the matter.

Computers and Technology

New Gloss on Motherhood, But Few Changes

By: Luchina Fisher | February 18, 2005

Motherhood has a new gloss on it courtesy of advertisers and mainstream media, but moms and other observers question whether the underlying conditions of mothering in America have undergone any substantial change.

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