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The Impact of Israel’s Segregated Education System on Women and Girls: A Lesson in Solidarity from Lod

By Alexandra Menter Alice’s theme for this month is sisterhood, a word that’s meaning has changed considerably for me

By Makella Brems When Madeleine laughs, she reveals a mouthful of shiny metal fillings that cap more of her

By Andrea Chacos Being a transplant from halfway across the country has many advantages. And taking the leap to

By Julie Warren I ’m feeling for my sister. She is back in the throes of newborn baby-dom. She welcomed

By Sarah Villafranco, MD Today I sat on lava rocks as the gossamer Pacific mist moistened my face, and

By Catherine Masters These hands are raw, and by that I mean near arid. They work hard for me

By Jeannie Perry Witches are real. Just like the fairy tales portray, they are old women who speak their

By Elle Mason, artwork by Carrie Kaplan I got a text from a friend today asking for help. She

By Sue Gray Sprouting wings can be a painful experience, for the wing-bearer as well as those close to

By Jocelyn Twight (photo credit Joel Skinner) I am lost. My force of nature, fiercely independent, botanical genius, beautiful

By Furpocalypse My relationship style is different than most people’s. I am married and I have long-term, stable relationships

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