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Media Lies: A Review of Miss Representation
Miss Representation is the most provocative and inspiring movie I’ve ever seen. This documentary film directed, written, and produced by Jennifer Siebel Newson, explores how media misrepresents and...
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Breaking the Barriers of Leadership
My grandmother is a petite woman, barely five feet tall, with a tiny face, narrow eyes and a thin, slender figure. She lives a modest life, is not married and shares a house in San Francisco with...
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Forelsket
Girls are the nets weaved in the forests the saudade of the trees touching and twisting in glistening light that is emanating from the gaps between the trees. And boys are that gap, a creamy drizzle of...
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The Role of Women in the Bahá’í Faith
Interfaith Connections is a column for teens to dialogue about how their faith or wisdom tradition influences their view of life’s big questions. In each issue, three teens from different backgrounds...
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Cry of a Girl Child
Pessimism lays its icy hands upon me, But I can resist the intense chill. Caged like a bird, craving to be set free, There is an iridescent ray of hope still. Thorns of fear prick my soul to the core,...
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A Day in a Woman’s Life
She opens her eyes to see The morning sun draw patterns On her child’s quiet face, Her love in the shadow that brings peace She whisks away the anxiety Of her nervous husband who Is about to crack a...
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