Dispensable. Not worth the cost of the rice it takes to feed her. Chinese women have traditionally been considered dispensable. Before communism came to power, women were viewed as servants. According to Chinese history, the birth of a son brought … Continue reading
Post written by Erica Wright I was recently told that I shouldn’t be satisfied. A friend of mine and I were discussing our packing strategies before leaving for a weekend trip together. Like most women, we decided that we could … Continue reading
This is a two-part blog on the Great Gender Debate. To read the first half of this article, click here. Role distinction a result of Creation or the Fall? The second question one must grabble with in dealing with the … Continue reading
“Is there an order of creation, and is it of any cosmic significance?” This is a question posed by Letha Scanzoni and Nancy Hardesty in their egalitarian book, All We’re Meant To Be. This question is also asked by many … Continue reading
Unlocking Femininity 