"I have never been able to find out precisely what feminism is;

I only know that people call me a feminist whenever I express

sentiments that differentiate me from a doormat."

—Rebecca West 1892-1983

English journalist, novelist and critic

(wrote the above in 1914)

What are women and men doing to create a more just, equitable world?

Explore what these learners have to say.

(They are definitely expressing sentiments that differentiate them from doormats!) 

From the Fall 2009 learners in section 1HY:

Human Sex Trafficking

 

Immigrant Women and Domestic Violence

 

Positive Body Image

From the Fall 2009 learners in section 5DL:

Anorexia to Obese: Finding the healthy middle      by Janet H.

 

Attn Women: FT Upper Mgmt Position, Travel Included     by Cori S.

 

Domestic Violence Against Innocent Victims    by Brittany H. & Paula K.

 

Lesbian Gay Bisexual Trans (LGBT) Rights     by Danny R. 

 

Maternal Health Around the World     by Brittany J. 

 

Anorexia: Dying to Be Thin     by Hazel S., Jessica E. and Zarina L.

 

Positive Self Image: Inside and Out     by Nicole P.

 

Reproductive Rights for Women in the United States     by Kristin S.

 

Sexual Health & Sex Positivity     by  Jackie K.

 

To Be Real or Plastic?     by Brittany W.

 

Trophy Girl, Redefined       by Suzanne M.

 

Violence Against Women, by Candace H.

 

Violence Against Women in Afghanistan, Justin H.

 

Women in the Media,     by Kevin M.

 

Women & Religion: Oppressive Religious Practices     by Sariah B.

 

Women in Management, Daniel C.

 

Women's Reproductive Choices,     by Tatyana Y.

This wiki is created and recreated each quarter by the Clark College learners in

Introduction to Women's Studies

Ann Virtu Snyder, Instructor

asnyder at clark dot edu