During an otherwise unidentifiable undergraduate semester, I took a class called The Psychology of the Lesbian Experience.

In an ironic, but perhaps unplanned turn of events, this year's Back Up Your Birth Control Day of Action comes the day after the premiere of season 4 of 16 and Pregnant. (And if you think I haven't been waiting for this television event since the end of last season...you would be wrong.)

In the end, I hung the plastic bag of condoms on the door handle of my hotel room.

A few months ago, a friend of mine told me about a screening of the film "180" at her university.

The creators of the Gali Girls Chanukah video want you to think it's funny.

Fifty years ago yesterday, the 1961 formation of Women Strike for Peace (WSP) marked a new era for activism, creating a new stage on which women could concentrate their power. In 1984, WSP described in their own words the beginning of their movement: "100,000 women from 60 cities came out of kitchens and jobs to demand: END THE ARMS RACE - NOT THE HUMAN RACE, and WSP was born."