“My vision of any future that we might have is that it will be led by women.”—Alice Walker
This issue of Minnesota Women’s Press is about listening to the vision and voices of our new, empowered, feminist leaders.
Growing up in the 1960s and 1970s, in what was then the small town of Prior Lake, I connected with
For more than 100 years, behavioral psychologists have known that punishment does not prevent most crime. What mattered for improving
During a recent visit to Washington D.C., my kids and I visited museums that reminded us how humanity can fail
Pivot points are what I call those meaningful moments that end up leading to an unexpected trajectory in a person’s
In my mid-30s — poised between the end of a marriage at age 31, and motherhood at age 37 —
There are as many versions of feminism as there are women. The messages we receive — in childhood, in school,
Trigger Warning: This entire issue, including this letter, could be triggering to those who have survived trauma, especially sexual violence.
My father, in his later stage of dementia, remembers fragments of facts about his life and what defined him. He
