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• ↓ Remembering Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem: Who Will Preserve Our Feminist History?
• ↓ Read A Dangerous Education in Progress and Give Feedback
• ↓ In a Time of Escalation, Philanthropy Has a Choice: Invest in Peace
• ↓ Dolores Huerta’s Truth, and How Donors Must Evolve From It
• ↓ Global Power Still Belongs to Men: Where is the Funding for Women’s Leadership?
• ↓ From Dream, Dare, Do to Now: What’s Changed in Women’s Philanthropy
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"I have been feeling an unexpected amount of grief over the deaths, just days apart, of Gloria Steinem and Robin Morgan."

"Perhaps the grief is partly generational. These women’s voices were part of the landscape of my young adulthood. They helped create the feminist movement that shaped the way I came to understand myself, my work, and the world."

"But my grief for Robin Morgan is especially personal. When I was in my twenties, I read Going Too Far: The Personal Chronicle of a Feminist. I don’t remember every argument in the book now, but I remember what it felt like to read it. Morgan was giving language to experiences and ideas I was only beginning to understand. She wasn’t asking permission or making feminism comfortable. She was challenging assumptions about all sorts of things — women’s lives, sexuality, power, anger, work, all the ways women, and men, had been taught to see themselves."

"I’ve spent the past year writing a novel about Julia Williams, a young Black woman whose determination to become educated carried her through three schools in the 1830s, two of which were destroyed by racist mobs. Before deciding what to do with the novel, I’d like to share the first several chapters with Philanthropy Women readers and hear what you think. Does Julia’s story draw you in? What makes you want to keep reading? Where do you want to know more?"

Key Topics & Focus Areas for philanthropywomen.org:

Remembering Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem: Who Will Preserve Our Feminist History?

Read A Dangerous Education in Progress and Give Feedback

In a Time of Escalation, Philanthropy Has a Choice: Invest in Peace

Dolores Huerta’s Truth, and How Donors Must Evolve From It

Global Power Still Belongs to Men: Where is the Funding for Women’s Leadership?

From Dream, Dare, Do to Now: What’s Changed in Women’s Philanthropy