Nuclear ban is ultimate test for world
Ellen Goodman argues the India Pakistan nuclear test marks a shift from Cold War comfort to a new era of potential accident driven proliferation. She praises abolitionists who seek horizontal disarmament and a timeline to eliminate nuclear weapons, warning that the ultimate test remains global abolition and imagination to end nuclear danger.
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Boston
India
Big Boys Club
America
Subcontinent
Clinton
Nuclear Club
United States
Soviet Union
Jonathan Schell
U.S
U.S.S.R
Pakistan
Lachlan Farrow
New England Journal of Medicine
Abolition
Schell
Ronald Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
Backlash to Feminism From Women The 1990s Then and Now
Mona Charen surveys feminist history and critiques from authors like Danielle Crittenden and F. Carolyn Graglia. She argues anti feminism voices emerge from women within mainstream institutions challenging feminist assumptions and its impact on motherhood and fulfillment.
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Susan Faludi
America
Hillary Clinton
Faludi
Danielle Crittenden
Women's Quarterly
F. Carolyn Graglia
Graglia
Betty Freidan
Freidan
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Ginsburg
Columbia Law School
The
Law Review
Senate Judiciary Committee
New York
Wall Street
Justice
Mona Charen
Creators Syndicate
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Boston Globe
Doonesbury
John Denver
REAL
Kansas State Board of Education
Dan Neuenswander
State Board of Education
CII
Neuenswander
State
Max Rife
Lawrence
State Board
Ms.Benectiadle
Nenswander State
Dan Neuenswander -Max Rife
Cupertino
Apple