Issue 22 was published in Winter 1991.
Contents:
Letters
After Margaret — Beatrix Campbell looks forward to a feminist future
Change the law (1) — Sandra MacNeill describes the campaign to free Sara Thornton
Change the law (2) — Jill Radford and Liz Kelly suggest options for legal reform
Thelma and Louise go shooting — A review by Sue Botcherby
Angst and academia — Betsy Stanko explores the conflicts for feminist academics
Power kept powerless — Maureen Aung-Thwin sets in context the defiant struggle of Burmese prime minister Aung San Suu Kyi
Dyking the detectives: A prowl through the lesbian ‘whodunnit’ genre — Magda Devas
Demons, devils and denial — Sara Scott and Liz Kelly call for a feminist understanding of ritual/satanic abuse
A feminist population policy? — Marge Berer says we need one
Men of tin — Sigrid Rausing explodes the myth of masculinism in Robert Bly’s ‘Iron John’
Crystal balls — Daphne Francis detonates New Age doublespeak
Shocking Pink write their own history
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