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Articles by Kathleen Hurlock
Better Redress: on Pagan Kennedy’s “The Secret History of the Rape Kit”
Pagan Kennedy | The Secret History of the Rape Kit | Vintage Books | January 2025 | 240 pages If I could travel back to 1968 and give a second-wave feminist consciousness-raising group my Netflix log-in, they might assume that future society cares significantly more about women than it actually does.
Freak Feminism: On Andrea Dworkin
For much of my feminist life, I knew nothing about Andrea Dworkin except to resent her. Perhaps the face of various ideologies labelled “radical feminism,” Dworkin wrote over a dozen texts about women’s oppression. This year, Picador rereleased three: Woman-Hating (1974), Pornography: Men Possessing Women (1981), and Right-Wing Women (1983). The latter contains an efficacious new forward by Moira Donegan.
'Abortion Librarians': The Online Abortion Resources Squad's Vital Work on Reddit
Getting an abortion right now isn’t easy, and I’m not just referring to new bans and restrictions that have appeared in the United States since the end of Roe v. Wade in 2022.
How 'Dobbs' Threatens the Future of Feminist Education
Ms. Classroom wants to hear from educators and students being impacted by legislation attacking public education, higher education, gender, race and sexuality studies, activism and social justice in education, and diversity, equity and inclusion programs for our series, ‘Banned! Voices from the Classroom.’ Submit pitches and/or op-eds and reflections (between 500-800 words) to Ms. contributing editor Aviva Dove-Viebahn at adove-viebahn@msmagazine.com. Posts will be accepted on a rolling basis.
UGA Fees Gouge Low-Paid Graduate Students
In an announcement of a new fund for graduate students, UGA recently said that it has increased the base doctoral assistantship rate from $46,062 to $56,613 since the 2013–2014 school year. The same press release publicizes a new $250,000 “Degree Accelerator” fund that would benefit between 50–100 graduate students, with awards up to $5,000. This fund is meant to offset the disruption caused by COVID-19 to graduate student research and degree completion time.
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