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Feminist activism today isn't as vibrant as it once was, but these ideas can get you started organizing around key issues.

The Equal Rights Amendment was an attempt from feminists to legal avenues for pursuing gender inequality.

Although the Constitution has been amended numerous times through a lengthy process, many proposed amendments never made it beyond the House of Representatives.

Marjorie "Midge" Miller passed away at age 86, leaving behind a legacy of work and activism promoting the rights of women as a former legislator and advocate.

A letter writeen by the First Presidency was read to California wards on June 29 asking members to support a measure defying marriage as between a man and woman.

During the 1976 presidential campaign, First Lady of Georgia Rosalynn Carter developed an unprecedented, proactive campaign strategy that led to her husband's victory.

Writing a novel requires an idea, the right words, and something special. Mystery writer Betty Webb shares the secrets of her approach to writing, from idea to execution.

Writers, intellectuals and the media refer to African Americans, Latinos and other people of color as minorities, but it is an inappropriate appellation.

While his life was being scrutinized in the press Senator Edward Kennedy managed to get some of the most important legislation passed in his 46 years in the Senate.

The Egyptian government is similar to many western governments.

Are you a third wave feminist? Read about this individualistic form of feminism that is popular among younger women, and read what critics have to say.