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My life’s work, the work of a lifetime

" That was possibly the most important part: MY NAME. In my seven-year-old universe that conferred importance, dignity, validation. I'd have done something that would last. I would be immortal."

Mapping the World

The wonderfully recognizable outline of the United States appeared different when sandwiched between Canada and Mexico, no longer center of everything, but off to the side, disconnected to everything else.

Nekima Levy-Pounds: Demonstrating courage

"Well-behaved women seldom make history." I have always…

It’s OK to notice, and it’s OK to ask

Everyone is born differently. This is just another kind of different. Like hair or skin.

Feminists in the Kitchen

How fascinating that the third wave of feminists, the women of Generation X and the Riot Grrrl movements of the 1990s, never met a womanly art they didn't like.