women in society A sense of purposePeter Smith | 09 April 2013 |tags: Margaret Thatcher, obituaries, UKMrs Thatcher’s steely resolve to improve Britain is sorely needed today, but tempered by compassion for the post-industrial working class.  She served her country wellJoanna Bogle | 09 April 2013 |tags: Margaret Thatcher, obituaries, UKCourage, kindness and conviction were the hallmarks of the Margaret Thatcher I knew.  Why men fightRobert R. Reilly | 26 January 2013 |tags: ethics of warfare, women in military Will women in front-line combat duty change the way men behave in combat?  The third rail of feminismMichael Cook | 11 December 2012 |tags: Africa, female genital mutilation, feminismWhy isn't the media interested in the facts about the controversial practice of female genital mutilation?  The marriage gap in the women’s voteMeg T. McDonnell | 03 December 2012 |tags: 2012 elections, marriage gap, women votePresident Obama won 65 percent of the single women's vote by promising to look after them.  “Till death do us part”Teresa Cooney and Christine Proulx | 29 November 2012 |tags: ageing, divorce, end-of-life careAs millions of divorced baby boomers age, some are rediscovering the meaning of their marriage vows.  Misogyny for the politically disenchantedZac Alstin | 02 November 2012 |tags: Australia, feminism, misogyny, rhetoricThe Australian Prime Minister became an internet sensation after she denounced the misogyny of the Opposition Leader in Parliament. But does the word mean anything any more?  Of wars and womenAlma Acevedo | 16 October 2012 |tags: justice, US presidential election, womenThe rhetoric of warfare in the US election campaign masks an unjust cause.  Will “choice” trump even gendercide?Margaret Somerville | 03 October 2012 |tags: Canada, sex selective abortionsA new page in Canada’s abortion debate will force pro-choice politicians to decide just how non-negotiable their position is.  The end of men - and womenCarolyn Moynihan | 24 September 2012 |tags: gender equality, men, post-industrial economyIf masculinity is doomed, so is femininity, as a new book demonstrates.  A dangerous dish on the cultural menuMonica Gabriel and Kara Eschbach | 21 September 2012 |tags: college, hooking up, women's issuesAre “boys on the side” really the answer to young women’s career ambitions?  Planned BullyhoodMeg T. McDonnell | 18 September 2012 |tags: Planned Parenthood, Susan G. Komen FoundationA new book gives an insider's view of the Susan G. Komen Foundation vs. Planned Parenthood battle.  Catholic women and that other contraceptive mandateCarolyn Moynihan | 14 September 2012 |tags: Catholic Church, contraception, natural family planningWhy do so many church-going women reject Catholic teaching on family planning? At last someone has asked them.  Children made meHelen M. Alvaré | 30 August 2012 |tags: books, Catholic faith, Women Speak for ThemselvesA Catholic academic and feminist tells how she discovered the meaning of marriage and the joy of self-giving.  The mixed legacy of Helen Gurley BrownCarolyn Moynihan | 17 August 2012 |tags: marriage, media criticism, sexual revolutionThe Cosmopolitan editor’s sexual agenda has been a spectacular failure for women. What a shame it obscured some rather good advice.  Striking a blow for equality, perhapsCarolyn Moynihan | 10 August 2012 |tags: equality, Olympics, womenWhat kind of victory is it for women to appear on the world stage punching each other?  What’s behind our girl-harming culture?Dale O'Leary | 20 June 2012 |tags: American Psychological Association, sexualisation of childrenA professional body tackles the issue of the sexualisation of girls but fails miserably to diagnose the cause.  Contracepting America: the real war on womenMichael Giesler | 12 June 2012 |tags: Catholic Church, contraception, HHS mandateCatholic institutions are suing the Obama administration over its contraception mandate. A Catholic priest explains why the Church opposes the pill.  An unknown unknown for gay marriage supportersMichael Cook | 29 May 2012 |tags: same-sex marriage, surrogacySame-sex marriage has a dark secret: its potential for exploiting women in developing countries.  A ground-breaking abortion study from ChileElard Koch | 08 May 2012 |tags: abortion, ChileBefore 1989 abortion was legal in Chile; after 1989 it was illegal. The author of a controversial study explains what happened to women's health.  Chile study challenges the “safe abortion” mythCarolyn Moynihan | 08 May 2012 |tags: abortion, Chile, maternal mortalityContrary to claims, a ban on abortion is consistent with one of the world’s lowest maternal mortality rates.  Dangerous housewivesMariette Ulrich | 02 May 2012 |tags: feminism, stay-at-home MomStay-at-home moms are a problem, all right. They think, educate their children and vote. Page 1 of 1 : subscribe donate
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