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Tag: Rachel Somerstein

Rec Room: Rachel Somerstein: Femmes Algérienne

May 2010

It took the French government 10 days to humiliate 2000 Algerian women. It took Marc Garanger almost 50 years to “right” the wrong.

Rachel Somerstein: Liveblog: Cities and Women’s Health Conference

April 2010

Childbirth rights in Mozambique, the dark fate of female Cambodian refugees, and the challenges facing maturing female students in developing countries.

Rec Room: Rachel Somerstein: Artists in Government

February 2010

Contrary to popular belief, they are just as capable as anyone else in public office.

Drawing on History

September 2009

This month in Berlin, June Glasson exhibits her series The Foulest of Shapes, ink-and-wash drawings of women engaged in violence and revelry that pose complex questions about what it means to be a feminist artist today.

White Canvas House

August 2009

What’s revealing about Obama’s art selections for the White House has nothing to do with gender or race. It’s more abstract than that.

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