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The Perpetual Perception of Black

“If we can shift the paradigm then we can change the culture and the inheritance that the coming generation gets.” — Luisah Teish

Climate Consciousness: A Crescendo of Women’s Voices

In 2009, I was dragged into a new reality — one in which restoring Minnesota’s Northwoods to its historical grandeur is not possible due to the state’s fast-warming climate.

Transformative Ideas

In this time of isolation, I have been reminded how lucky…

35 years of Minnesota Women’s Press

Do you know how long ago Minnesota efforts to improve multicultural education began?

Rewriting Music History to Include Women

I spent countless hours wandering the music section of the library, searching for clues, a little inspiration, and a quiet distraction from my impending deadlines.

Magic of Creation

As an ambitious fourth grader, I set out to write the next…

Illuminating Wonder and Taking Action

Women have long been some of the most eloquent and impactful…

Fear of Immigrants: An Economic Strategy

based on a book by Erika Lee A large segment of the U.S.…

Chronicles of a Radical Hag

The following is excerpted from Lorna Landvik’s 2019 novel…

An Unknown Origin Story

Sheila O’Connor (she/her) is the author of six award-winning…

Of Mirrors and Windows

“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.”
Linda LeGarden Grover

Onigamiising

Linda LeGarde Grover, photo by Brett Groehler As a national…