“If [children] see only reflections of themselves, they will grow up with an exaggerated sense of their own importance and value in the world. A dangerous ethnocentrism.”
commentary of Indigenous women about their passions Evelyn Bellanger (White Earth): Roots When I was a child I asked my
commentary of everyday women about building the future
commentary of everyday women under 30 about how they experience subtle stigmas Quynh Van I have said this many times
Everyday women respond: “How Do You Engage In Our State?” Mary Ellen Ashcroft, Boundary Waters Canoe AreaWe are so fortunate
We asked several women to respond to this question: “Why are you involved in transformative justice?” We also asked several women
Commentary of everyday women engaged with our topic of the month: Kavenaugh hearings, Bosnian genocide, WWII memories, the silence of
Rachel Avenido Growing up, I never played contact sports. I first attended a Minnesota RollerGirls game in 2009. Even though
Gabrielle Strong My mother passed on my 50th birthday, a casualty of breast cancer. She had been planning my birthday
Veronica Lafky Equality was an idea so ingrained in the way I was raised that I didn’t question it until
