Feisty Women Wear Red!
By Mary Eileen Williams, Founder
Feisty Side of Fifty
There’s one special club that embodies our celebrated joie de vivre and legendary spunk, The Red Hat Society, and this remarkable organization has become the largest women’s social club in the world.
SECOND WEDDING: Hope Springs Eternal
By Joyce Ellen Weinstein
During the late 1960’s and into the 70’s I was a commercial textile designer working in the garment center in New York City to support myself and two children.
My boss at that time, the woman in white, was getting married for the second time.
The Next Frontier – Care-getting!
By Suzanne Braun Levine
With your kids finally leaving home, your vision of the years ahead beginning to come into focus, and your relationships narrowing down to a precious few, you are just beginning to explore what it means to care for yourself –– when the call to care-giving comes.
Parents who had been taking care of each other suddenly lose it; partners who had been mighty oaks crack; friends who had been there for you suddenly need your support; kids in crisis show up on the doorstep.
EXCLUSIVE From Tahrir Square: The City in the Field
By Nawal El Saadawi
Translated and edited by
Robin Morgan
Egyptian feminist Nawal El Saadawi embraces a younger generation determined to achieve the revolutionary goals to which she and others have devoted their lives.
THIS IS WHAT “70” LOOKS LIKE…
Celebrating Robin Morgan’s 70th Birthday…
This wonderful photo of Gloria Steinem, Robin Morgan and me was taken by Jenny Warburg at a party we and her son Blake Morgan threw for Robin’s seventieth birthday at Bob’s and my apartment….
THE‘NICENESS FACTOR’ &
VALENTINE’S DAY ON
FEISTY SIDE OF FIFTY RADIO
2/5/2011, 2PM (EST), 11AM (PST)
THE‘NICENESS FACTOR’ & VALENTINE’S DAY ON FEISTY SIDE OF FIFTY RADIO 2/5/2011, 2PM (EST), 11AM (PST) In our last program on Love, Sex and the New Intimacy we touched on the topic of “niceness.” We are continuing that conversation this week. I hope you’ll join us as we talk about why some women are circling […]
A VALENTINE TO THE…
‘NICENESS FACTOR’
By Suzanne Braun Levine
Valentine’s Day celebrates loving and being loved. But, for much of our lives, the festivities commemorated a kind of Romance that our own relationships could only approximate – a sticky sweetness that the classic heart-shaped box of candy symbolized.