Women, Gender & Sexuality
Women, Gender & Sexuality
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An exhibit in Argentina highlights the role Italian immigrant women in Buenos Aires played in the development of Argentina’s past and present.
What Frank Capra and an obscure William Wellman western might tell us about Italian American women.
Where has over 100 years of honoring women gotten us?
Podcasting on Gramsci, immigrant women, labor, and the history of San Diego's cannery workers.
Hillary Clinton adopts the Rocky theme song, making her a "sparrin' partner" to Barack Obama.
"Riso amaro" is screening in San Francisco soon, leading me to post about one of my favorite films.
Looking at the undercurrents of Italian migrant identity in Niki de Sainte Phalle’s Giardino dei Tarocchi.
Thinking about next year’s holiday cards, I turn to the leftist artists, Tina Modotti and Pietro di Donato.
Why Italian Americans need to take action, a Pasquinian response to some recent debates.
San Francisco’s Current Poet Laureate, Diane Di Prima, moves Italian American Identity Above, Below, and Beyond.
The 1963 film Love with the Proper Stranger dealt with the limited choices faced by an Italian American woman a decade before abortion was legalized in the U.S.
In honor of my two young children and World Breastfeeding Month, a few thoughts on the work of women’s breasts.
A rice worker, a partisan, a woman, a mother, Maria Margotti was killed sixty years ago by carabinieri during a strike on May 17, 1949.