buy Misoprostol next day delivery LGBTQ Pride, for us queer folks – even if we are ten, twenty, thirty years into it (and some of us are!), even if we dread the heat or the crowds or the obnoxious drunks or the steady creep of commercialism and the leakage of political focus – is still […]
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Palagiano Deborah Goldstein talked with Avital Norman, Joy Ladin and Candace Walsh about the anthology, “The Good Mother Myth: Redefining Motherhood to Fit Reality”, which seeks to deconstruct the myth of the “good mother.” The following interview with contributor, Candance Walsh, is the third of a three-part series.
Deborah Goldstein talked with Avital Norman, Joy Ladin and Candace Walsh about the anthology, “The Good Mother Myth: Redefining Motherhood to Fit Reality”, which seeks to deconstruct the myth of the “good mother.” The following interview with contributor, Joy Ladin, is the second of a three-part series.
Deborah Goldstein talked with Avital Norman, editor of the anthology, “The Good Mother Myth: Redefining Motherhood to Fit Reality” about what led her to put together this collection of essays and the importance of storytelling. This is the first in a series of three interviews about this important look at motherhood.
Chasing Rainbows: Exploring Gender Fluid Parenting Practices (Fiona J. Green and May Friedman, eds. Demeter Press, 2013) was a thoroughly enjoyable book, featuring a mix of articles ranging from academic studies to personal reflections on parenting practices surrounding gender self-determination. I would be remiss if I didn’t mention that it also […]
I had gone about it all wrong until this point. Sex Ed Guru Vikki would have recommended that I not focus all efforts on a singular, stress-filled talk. She would have told me to look at the subject as an on-going conversation rather than a singular torturous lecture. She would […]
You can’t go wrong gifting books to friends and family. Sure, some devout users of e-readers will consider a book to be a quaint reminder of yesteryear, but even Kindle users need something to display on the Billy Bookshelves they bought ten years ago at IKEA or at least something […]
Hi! Clare here to hijack Polly’s TGIF Video Post. Polly usually posts really great uplifting videos— and this one is beautiful and hopeful too. However, I am posting it this week in solidarity for the LGBT population in Russia who are being legislated as second class citizens. This video is […]
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