General Theme Links

National Organization for Women
http://www.now.org
Web site of the nation's largest feminist-activist organization. Includes extensive links to other feminist resources on the Web.

E-Server Feminism Pages
http://eserver.org/feminism/
Extensive links to feminism-related sites.

Concerned Women for America
http://www.cwfa.org/
Conservative, "traditional values" organization for women.

Bad Subjects Issue 38: "Men, Women, and Everyone Else"
http://eserver.org/bs/38/default.html
"Unlike most leftist magazines, Bad Subjects has always considered the women's and gay rights movements as major historical influences on our political and cultural criticism. . . . Not surprisingly, then, a Bad Subjects issue devoted to gender can hardly toe the party line. Here you will find no weepy confessions about victimization; no calls for pseudo-nationalist sexual identity politics; and no strident denunciations of straight males."


Links for Specific Readings in the Theme

Maya Angelou, My Name Is Margaret
"Black Feminist Thought: History, Theory and Reflection" http://www.nadm.org/journal/vol2issue1/V2I1bl_fem_th.htm
An analysis of the genesis of black feminism and the unique experience of women of color.

Maya Angelou on biography.com
http://www.biography.com
Search for "Maya Angelou" for a biography and links to sites related to Maya Angelou.

Deborah Tannen, Rapport-Talk and Report-Talk
John Grays, Mars, Venus LLC
http://www.marsvenus.com
The web site of the man who made an industry out of miscommunication between the sexes. Not much information herejust an interesting cultural statement in and of itself.

Cathy Young, Keeping Women Weak
Association of Libertarian Feminists
http://www.alf.org/
Site devoted to providing a "libertarian alternative to those aspects of the women's movement that tend to discourage independence and individuality."

VOICE: Young Women and Feminism Today
http://celeste.list.to/
Discussions of feminist theory, activism, personal experiences, and feminist resources, aimed at young women. "Young women are struggling with the feminist label . . . because they have a very different vantage point on the world than that of our foremothers." (From the site's "What is Feminism?" link.)

The 3rd WWWave
http://www.io.com/~wwwave/
Site devoted to "the 20- and 30-something women who . . . are putting a new face on feminism . . . bringing it back to the lives of real women who juggle jobs, kids, money, and personal freedom in a frenzied world."

Men Can Stop Rape
http://www.mencanstoprape.org/
"Men Can Stop Rape empowers male youth and the institutions that serve them to work as allies with women in preventing rape and other forms of men's violence. Through awareness-to-action education and community organizing, we promote gender equity and build men's capacity to be strong without being violent."

Laura Miller, Women and Children First: Gender and the Settling of the Electronic Frontier
Women.weaving.webs top 100 sites for women
http://women.weavingwebs.com/book_top100.html
List of web sites about and for women.