Dear Feminist.com Friend,
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Here's hoping your summer has been wonderful so far! At Feminist.com, we've been busy with exciting plans and fresh content--columns, excerpts and contributors--who are redefining what it means to live feminism today.
Yes, we know the word "feminist" can still inspire hot debate, which is exactly why Feminist.com continues to grow-and welcomes your input! As times change, the feminist movement evolves right along with it. More and more, people are finding ways to express feminist principles through spirituality, work, global peace efforts, family, art, health-every imaginable aspect of life. Our newest content aims to express that, and shows how feminism is still an incredibly rich and relevant part of healing our troubled world. We hope you're inspired, moved and awakened by what you read.
In sisterhood,
Marianne Schnall
Feminist.com Founder & Executive Director
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Inner Actions
An Ongoing Series by Blair Glaser, MA, LCAT, RDT
Improving the interactions we have inside ourselves and with others.
COLUMN: A Tale of Two Sisters by Najeeba Syeed-Miller & Rachel P. Goldstein Two friends, one Muslim one Jewish, brought together by fate, share their spiritual perspective on how to help humanity.
Sisterhood & The Stars:
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"Why is it that so many of us make food so complicated and loaded? Food is nourishment; it's not the enemy. Food is romantic, creative, and divine. No diet that makes you feel deprived or socially isolated is worth it." Full excerpt at Feminist.com >
by Nina Godiwalla
"I still remember the chairman's charismatic smile as he welcomed us into the formal dining room. "Tell me all about your experience here at Morgan Stanley," he said. "I'm dying to hear about you all. Please, just relax and be yourself!" But we were all too scared to ask the questions we really wanted to ask: Why do we have to be like everyone else to fit in? " Full excerpt at Feminist.com >
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OUR INNER LIVES EXCERPT
Fearlessness
An excerpt from Elizabeth Lesser's book The Seeker's Guide: Making Your Life a Spiritual Adventure.
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