. . . on International Women's Day
Related Off-site Links:
Who's Afraid of Women of Color in Congress? – Sonali Kolhatkar (TruthDig, March 8, 2019).
Demonizing Ilhan Omar: Why the Entire Political Establishment Wants to Crush One Woman – Paul Rosenberg (Salon, February 28, 2019).
Ilhan Omar's Rattling America . . . But That Might Be a Good Thing – Mike Mullen (City Pages, March 4, 2019).
How Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Won the Cohen Hearing – Caroline Fredrickson (The New York Times, February 28, 2019).
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Shows Her Party How It's Done – Julia Conley (Common Dreams via TruthDig, February 28, 2019).
Rep. Deb Haaland Becomes the First Native American Woman to Sit in the Speaker's Chair – Native News Online (March 7, 2019).
The New Mayor of Chicago Will Be a Black Woman for the First Time – John McCormick (Fortune, February 27, 2019).
Sahle-Work Zewde Becomes Ethiopia's First Female President – Bekele Atoma (BBC News, October 25, 2018).
Gayle King Praised for How She Handled R. Kelly’s CBS Interview – Jenna Amatulli (The Huffington Post, March 6, 2019).
The Message in R. Kelly’s Meltdown – Spencer Kornhaber (The Atlantic, March 6, 2019).
10 Medieval Women You Should Know More About – Alessandra Giliani (Medievalists.net, March 10, 2017).
International Women’s Day – A Woman’s Place Is Still in the Revolution – Madeleine Zúñiga, Ema Jackson, and Beathe Øgård (Common Dreams, March 8, 2019).
The Socialist Origins of International Women’s Day – Cintia Frencia and Daniel Gaido (Jacobin, March 8, 2017).
Don’t Forget What International Women’s Day Is Really About – Striking – Becka Hudson (The Independent, March 8, 2019).
It’s International Women’s Day and Women Around the World Are Striking – Liza Featherstone (Jacobin, March 8, 2019).
The "Most Feminist Revolution the World Has Ever Witnessed" – Carne Ross (VICE News, July 24, 2017).
Embracing Grassroots Feminism – Salena Tramel (Common Dreams, March 8, 2019).
Completing the Feminist Revolution: An Interview with Kirsten Swinth – Jacobin (January 1, 2019).
See also the previous Wild Reed posts:
• “The Movement of Love and Inclusion Has Just Been Unleashed”
• Photo of the Day – January 21, 2017
• Insightful Perspectives on the Kavanaugh/Ford Hearing
• Doris Lessing on the Challenge to Go Beyond Ideological Slogans
• Doris Lessing Among The Guardian's “Top 100 Women”
• Maria by Callas: “Revelatory, Unprecedented, and Authoritative”
• Remembering Maria . . . Celebrating Callas
• Vanessa Redgrave: Speaking Out
• Vanessa Redgrave: “She Has Greatness”
• Vanessa Redgrave: “Almost a Kind of Jungian Actress”
• Vanessa Redgrave: “Just Being Alive, Staying Human, I Think That’s Infinitely Precious”
• Glenda Jackson on the Oscars, Acting, and Politics
• A Third Oscar for Glenda!
• For Acclaimed Songwriter, Activist and Humanitarian Buffy Sainte-Marie, the World is Always Ripening
• The Music of Buffy Sainte-Marie: “Uprooting the Sources of Disenfranchisement”
• Buffy Sainte-Marie: “Things Do Change and Things Do Get Better”
• Buffy Sainte-Marie and That “Human-Being Magic”
• Buffy Sainte-Marie's Power in the Blood
• Celebrating the Unique and Influential Kate Bush
• “A Dark Timelessness and Stillness Surrounds Her Wild Abandonment”
• Quote of the Day – July 30, 2018
• Petula Clark: Singing for Us, Not at Us
• “Pure Class"”: Petula Clark's Latest Offering Captivates
• Quote of the Day – February 26, 2013
• Time of the Tigress
• Wendy Matthews: A Welcome Return
• As Doctor Who Celebrates its 50th Anniversary, Sarah Jane Smith is Voted Number 1 Favorite Companion
• Mourning Lis, Farewelling Sarah Jane
• Remembering Elisabeth Sladen
• Amy Goodman: Breaking with Convention
• Amy Goodman and the “Sacred Responsibility” of Listening
• Talkin’ ’Bout An Evolution: Marianne Williamson’s Presidential Bid
• Why Marianne Williamson Is a Serious and Credible Presidential Candidate
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