commentary of everyday women about food and fashion Jametta Raspberry: Gristle In my house, nothing went to waste. Everyone was
This month’s topic: How are society’s tastes changing? We all wore uniforms at my Catholic elementary school, including the nuns
Growing up, I was afraid to express myself. I always had a love of reading, but I never told anyone
It was after World War II in the U.S. that my cousins became science experiments. There was a contest in nearly all the
ERA Minnesota sent two representatives to Richmond, Virginia, to help with the final push for the 38th state to ratify
A Korean Adoptee Meditates on the Science Fiction Poetics of Creation and Sacrifice According to my paper birthdate, May 12,
commentary of everyday women about starting points and roots
“The past is an inheritance, a gift, and a burden. It can’t be shirked. You carry it everywhere. There’s nothing for it but to get to know it.” — Jill Lepore
Since 1985, Minnesota Women’s Press has been covering feminist issues and stories. What has evolved? What has stalled? What are
Kari Larson started with Minnesota Women’s Press as a college intern more than 25 years ago. She was so invaluable
