Broad Recognition
A Feminist Magazine at Yale
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March 2010 Archives
An Unfortunate Introduction: Barbra Streisand’s Oscar Night Faux Pas
February 2010 Archives
Condom: A Personal Essay
The Persona of Arianna Huffington
December 2009 Archives
An Interview with Beatrice Mategwa, Television Director for the UN Mission in Sudan
Arts in Brief
Misrepresentation: Flawed Affirmative Action in Uganda’s National Parliament
Politics in Brief
Sex & Health in Brief
Wavering at the Crossroads of Pain and Progress: Art Exhibit “Breaking the Veils” Reviewed
Why Yale Students Don’t Understand Date Rape
Without an Agenda, With a Clue: The New “Male Feminist Network” Contributes to Gender Discourse on Campus
Yale Rep’s “Eclipsed” Deploys Easy Psychology at the Expense of Ethics
November 2009 Archives
Arts in Brief
April 2009 Archives
A User’s Guide
“Good Design Is Feminist Design”: An Interview with Sheila de Bretteville
“Making the Feminist Mistake”: Leslie Bennetts Speaks at the Yale Law School
On Texas
On Beauty, and Beauticontrol
Lilac
Southern Women
Objects in My Dorm Room and Their Sexualities
A Smile Is Not a Smile Is Not a Smile
October 2009 Archives
Tepid Resolutions to Rape
BlueBalls: The Nostalgia Shall Be Visited Upon The Freshmen
Sex & Health In Brief
Politics In Brief
Nussbaum on Butler
Dick in a Box?: The Dubious Feminism of Jennifer’s Body
Top Ten Craigslist Opportunities for Females in My Hometown, Miami
At the Women’s Leadership Conference on October 24, 2009, Joanne Lipman ’83 gave a speech about the need for a contemporary women’s movement. Here, her interview with the YDN later in the day.