Sister, Columbia's feminist magazine

1995-96 issue

It seems that this perfect man met this perfect woman and they got married. One day on December 24 they were driving down the road and they noticed a man stranded on the side of the road. This was no ordinary man, this was Santa Claus. Being the perfect people that they were they offered Santa a ride because he was in a hurry to get his toys delivered. So the perfect man and perfect woman sped up to deliver Santa to his destination on time. Alas, the roads were slippery and the car got into an accident and two of the three people were killed. Can you guess who survived?

Since Santa Claus and the perfect man are both myths...the perfect woman had to survive.

And now... the menu of choices:

• Features
  • Women and Art in the Renaissance by Meryl Zwanger
    
  • Differences and Intersections Between Feminism in Africa and Feminism in the United States by Eryn Scott
    
  • BDSM and Feminism: An Insider's View by Tammy Jo Eckhart
    
  • Book Review: Mother Daughter Revolution by Paula Bradshaw
    
  • Well Woman, a Section on Women's Health by Samara Zwanger
    
    • Introduction
      
    • A Guide to Common Sexually Transmitted Diseases
      
    • Don't Put That Yogurt Away Yet
      
    • Health Question & Answer Time
      
    • It Happened So Fast... Information on the Emergency Contraceptive Pill
      
    • Why Am I Like This Every Month? PMS: What It Is and How to Prevent It
      
    • An Ounce of Prevention... How to Perform Self-Exams
      
  
  
• Fiction
  • Blood Not Granted by Nora N. Connor
    
  • The Woman In You by Jennifer Siraganian
    
  • Fragments from a Transparent Page by Anissa Bouziane
    
  
  
• Art:
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