Better Living (for men) Through Surgery (for women)

Posted on April 25, 2023 By

  This was first published in Sisterlife, the newsletter of Feminists for Life of America, Fall 1989. It was reprinted in the book ProLife Feminism: Yesterday and Today.         by Leslie Keech (1954-1989)   We are all used to it by now: the media establishment portraying prolifers as insensitive, sexist clods, while…


Insights from Mennonites

Posted on April 12, 2023 By

compiled by Rachel MacNair Mennonites are one of the historic peace churches. Membership in the church can be used as evidence for conscientious objector status to the draft in the United States. The “New Call to Peacemaking” was a cooperative project of the three such churches (including Quakers and Church of the Brethren). From Article…


Displaced and Brought Together by War: The Tale of Giovanni’s Island

Posted on April 5, 2023 By

  by John Whitehead The many ways war and its aftermath can devastate people’s lives, but also the bonds that can form among those enduring such hardships, is the subject of Giovanni’s Island, an animated movie produced by Japanese studio Production I.G. Although originally released in 2014, the movie became available in North America for…