Why satirists have become our public theologians (or why I am doubling down on feminist theological ethics as public theology)… Did you see the Daily Show last night? I’m sure it was all over your Facebook feed and Twitter. The… Read More ›
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The Girl Who Lived: Reflections on Malala, the Middle East, and Feminism by Erin Seaward-Hiatt
As I return home from a busy day signing off on proofs and churning out cutesy paper patterns, I find my husband, Neil, at the kitchen table. He wears a complicated frown as he pores over a score of tiled… Read More ›
What Would Malala Do? by Gina Messina-Dysert
October 11th was International Day of the Girl – a movement that empowers girls around the world to see themselves as powerful change agents. This year’s theme is “Innovation for girls’ education.” Certainly, this makes sense given that education is… Read More ›
WOMEN ARE NOT SLUTS, RUSH, DOUCHE-BAG IS NOT FUNNY, JON, AND SEXISM IS MORE THAN “INAPPROPRIATE,” MR. WHITEHOUSE SPOKESPERSON! by Carol P. Christ
Why is it OK to insult women, our bodies, and our sexuality in ways that it is no longer OK to insult other groups? The recent controversy over Rush Limbaugh’s rant about Sandra Fluke would not be so important if… Read More ›
