Barrenness Is Acceptable Letters Written by Leah Summers-Milne Last year I was in my doctor’s office - my legs in metal stirrups, exposing myself to the female nurse in the room. She was making idle chit chat as she lubed up the ultrasound wand, which, in my personal opinion, is far larger

The Criminalization Of Abortion In Central America: A Systemic Form Of Violence Against Women Miscellaneous Written by: Natty Klimo There are numerous theological, moral, social, legal perspectives and insights pervading the topic of abortion. These various opinions often produce debates regarding the legality of terminating a pregnancy on any grounds. Historically, abortion has

Lunar Moon Letters Written by: Ziora Ajeroh  Igbo culture I grew up in a typical Nigerian-American household. My parents both immigrated to the United States from Nigeria in the 1990s; and since neither my mother nor my father is the "assimilating" type, it meant that whether I liked it or not, Igbo culture would

From the depths of hell in silenceCast their spells, explosive violenceRussian night time flight perfectedFlawless vision, undetected-Sabaton, Night witches The Night Witches Historical Written by: Peter Anderson The debate concerning women in combat roles flares up from time to time when the news cycle has slowed. Women's effectiveness in combat is called into question