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November 2012 1 Minnesota Women’s Press, November 2012 1 Changing the Universe through Women’s Stories A woman’s survival kit issue NICOLE HOUFF NICOLE The Grief Feminist Justice The unPrison Homeless Project survival kit tour Project no more NOVEMBER 2012 Volume 28, Issue 11 www.womenspress.com 2 Minnesota Women’s Press, November 2012 Join in November “Siempre nos sentimos $ bienvenidos en el 100 off YWCA, y a mi hijo le the Joiners Fee encanta el Kidzone.” Plus, come in 12x during “I always feel welcome the first month and get at the YWCA and my $25 off any service. son loves the Kidzone.” Good on new adult and family memberships. Some restrictions apply. Offer ends November 30, 2012. -Orlando, member since 2009. www.ywcampls.org Minnesota Women’s Press, November 2012 3 Changing the Universe through Women’s Stories 8 10 Survival kit issue ContaCtus 651-646-3968 email: [email protected] www.womenspress.com send a letter to the editor [email protected] subscribe [email protected] 22 advertise [email protected] suggest a story idea [email protected] enter your online calendar listing at www.womenspress.com, click on Calendar, then “add event” Join book activities [email protected] 25 mWpstaFF publishers/editors Kathy Magnuson, Norma Smith olson Contributors Mary DesJarlais, Shannon Drury, Jennifer Features Godinez, Mikki Morrissette, Susan Niz, thinkaboutit ....................................6 amber Procaccini, amy Rogers, Robyn Married at age 5 ... & more to consider Schein, Michele St. Martin readers’Write proFilE .................................................8 Cover artist Nicole Houff youSaiD .................................................5 Deborah Jiang Stein’s unPrison Project design Norma Smith olson Letters from our readers advertising sales Michele Holzwarth, survivalFEatuRE ...........................10 BookSHElF .........................................12 Nancy Jambor, Kathy Magnuson The Grief Project accounting Kathy Malchow, Jenna Bootleg survival story holidayFEatuRE ............................. 31 Ellwanger onYouRmind ..................................... 17 Get creative with family photos operations Faye Kommedahl, Kari larson Susan Niz: Homeless no more Founding publishers Mollie Hoben, Columnists Glenda Martin yourStoRY........................................ 27 WelComeWoRDS ................................4 I WAS a victim, I AM a survivor Our mission is to tell women’s stories in ways Girls rule! 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PAUL, MN 55114 eventsCalENDaR .......................... 24 ClassiFiedaDS........................... 34 WWW.WOMENSPRESS.COM “I am doing the best I can” ... and more 4 Minnesota Women’s Press, November 2012 Thisissue kAThYMAGNusON Girls rule! NORMAsMiThOLsON The “Girls Rule!” slogan might be cute on a T-shirt we give to our daugh- ters and nieces, but—really? When we look at the percentages of women in elected office it’s just not true. In Minnesota, women make up 32 per- tality and look to diverse views and styles cent of the state Legislature and 27 per- as a way forward. cent of city council seats, are 15 percent When we see the polarization of our of mayors and 11 percent of county com- public discourse, as witnessed during missioners, according to statistics from the campaign season, it is clear that more WomenWinning, a local organization sup- qualities traditionally thought of as femi- porting pro-choice women running for nine could be used. 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