ALREADY
FORGOTTEN?
READ NAOMI
KLEIN'S
"Bring
Najaf to New York"
FROM
The Nation
First Large Protest
Kicks Off Week of Expected Anti-GOP
Rallies
NEW YORK --
Kat
McIver was so disgusted with the Democratic and
Republican parties that she
walked 258
miles from Boston to New York to protest at both of their
conventions
inspiration
Coming
Home to the Mother of All
Buddhas
by
Joanna Macy
"A
fiercely free people" For
sheer grit and determination, there's no one like Granny
D Haddock, the woman who, at 93 years of age, walked
across America to insist on campaign finance reform. Now
she's running for Senate. Here's her latest
speech.
CODEPINK:
SPEAKING OUT IN NYC
WOMEN:
Vote!
An Essay on Women's Equality Day
by Rita Henley
Jensen
STARHAWS
REPORTS FROM THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
DAY
NINE: AN INCREDIBLE DAY
DAY
FOUR: ACTION BARDO
DAY
FIVE: DEMOCRACY DAUNTED
STARHAWK'S
Previous reports -- see "MORE COMMENTARY"
below
AND WHO IS THIS
WOMAN?
Madame
Cheney's cultural revolution
How the vice
president's powerful wife makes sure that historians and
other scholars follow the right path.
By Mary Jacoby,
salon.com/
women's
spirituality
Feature article:
Sardinia:
Land of Dea Madre
by Leslene Della Madre
issues
Gulf
War Illness -- At Home and Abroad
Depleted
uranium is a health issue
by Janette Sherman, M.D
Nuclear
power still a deadly proposition
By
Helen Caldicott
Fetal
Pain' Bill New Item on Anti-Choice Agenda
by
Cynthia L. Cooper, Wenews correspondent
Madame
Butterfly Flies Off with
Ballots
Florida Fixed Again? Absentee Ballots Go Absent
by Greg Palast
"American"
Afghanistan's Three Major Crops: Opium, Human Organs and
Children
a horror story
by Jane Stillwater
The Baltimore Chronicle & Sentinel August 27
2004
Palestinian
Mother Dies in Solidarity With Jailed
Son By Atef
Daghlas, IOL Correspondent
NABLUS, August 30
(IslamOnline.net) ˆ A Palestinian mother of a
prisoner at an Israeli jail has starved to death after
staging a hunger strike in solidarity with her son whose
protest at the deplorable prison conditions along with
thousands of inmates has entered its 15 th day
running
Two
Afghan Blasts Kill at Least 15; Taliban Claims 1
Nine
children dead. By Sayed Salahuddin
The
Body of a Woman
Beauty still has its price
by Elaine Charkowski
A
People Behind Walls
International
Court of Justice opinion on the Israeli Fence
AFGHAN
ATHLETES AT THE OLYMPICS INCLUDE WOMEN - For the first
time!
WATER CRISIS
There
are no surplus or deficit rivers: Shiva
Of all the
social and natural crises we face, water crisis lies at
the heart of our survival
Seeking
Justice for Canada's 500 Missing Native
Women
By Deidre
d'Entremont
women for a
better world
Code
Pink to Protest at RNC
Grassroots
Organizer Brings Hope to Women in El Salvador
By Shoshaunna
Parks
Miami
Latinas Creating Haven from Abuse
by Belisa
Vranich
Women
March at the Social Forum:
Massive,
diverse, colorful
from Radio Feminista (FIRE)
commentary
Where
I'm Sitting
More than
hope, we need peace
the editor's blog
by Stephanie Hiller
One
Woman, One Vote
Single women could swing the presidential election - but,
as get-out-the-vote activists are finding, a
one-size-fits-all message won't work.
Why
Do We Vote?
A short history
lesson on women's voting
Countering
fear with action
An excerpt from
You Have the Power
by Frances Moore Lappe & Jeffrey Perkins
poetry
Summer
poems
by
Josephine Piccolo
Molly's
Astrology for August
by Molly Cliborne
MORE COMMENTARY
REMEMBER
HIROSHIMA/NAGASAKI
A
Toast to Michiko Yamaoka
by Evelyn
Varady
Development
at Stake
by Anuradha Mittal
PREVIOUS
STARHAWK COMMENTARIES
At
the Crossroads
Why we should protest the Republican National
Convention By Starhawk
A
Call to Action at the RNC
August
18, Day One: On the March
Day
Two: Power and Anarchy
Day
Three: War, Fear and Life after Capitalism
On
the dangers of playing "Follow the Leader"
by Leigh Barret
