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Peters: Five Guidelines for Our Organizing
Znet Article, March, 31 2003
Cynthia Peters
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Five Guidelines for Our Organizing There is a very positive development happening in the anti-war movement. That is, people are actively trying to connect the war abroad with the struggles for power, resources, and freedom right here in our own n...
Peters: On Funnels and Pens
Znet Article, February, 16 2003
Cynthia Peters
Peters's ZSpace page
As dissent grows and diversifies, the tactics and strategies for containing it must grow and diversify right along with it. Today, in New York City, hundreds of thousands of demonstrators united in a cry of outrage against war in Iraq and their ...
Peters: Christmas 2002
Commentary, December, 26 2002
Cynthia Peters
Peters's ZSpace page
You can get a $12 push-up bra for Christmas.
Peters: G-Strings for Seven-Year-Olds! What's a Parent to Do?
Commentary, November, 04 2002
Cynthia Peters
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Two major media stories last summer offer small windows into how mainstream culture views children, particularly little girls. Alarming stories about sexy summer fashion choices and alarming stories about innocent girls being abducted by sadistic ...
Peters: On Being A Vigilant Parent
Commentary, September, 10 2002
Cynthia Peters
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The picture in the Boston Globe shows parents hovering over their children while they play in the pool -- watching their every step, never taking their eyes off their offspring. During the summer of high-profile child abductions, the message to pa...
Peters: Good Dads are Patriarchs
Commentary, August, 25 2002
Cynthia Peters
Peters's ZSpace page
The best dads are old-fashioned patriarchs according to a Globe report of a recent study published in the Journal of Marriage and Family. Good fathering is all about stability, says the study, which seems to result from having a wife, a college di...
Peters: Anniversary 9/11
Znet Article, July, 29 2002
Cynthia Peters
Peters's ZSpace page
For almost a year now, many of us have been organizing against the "war on terrorism." We see it as nothing of the kind. Rather, the real problem of terrorism is being used by Bush to assert unilateral U.S. power in the world, display military m...
Peters: Anniversary 9-11
Commentary, July, 28 2002
Cynthia Peters
Peters's ZSpace page
For almost a year now, many of us have been organizing against the "war on terrorism." We see it as nothing of the kind.
Peters: Antoine Walker and the Trajectory of Change
Znet Article, May, 29 2002
Cynthia Peters
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By What did Antoine Walker say? When did he say it? How did it help bring about the impossible? And why should leftists care? For those of you who are following the NBA playoffs, saw the Celtics/Nets game on Saturday night, and/or read the papers ...
Peters: East Timor Independence Day: May 20, 2002
Commentary, May, 22 2002
Cynthia Peters
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When is hopelessness a reasonable response to a terrible situation?
Peters: East Timor: Independence Day,
Znet Article, May, 20 2002
Cynthia Peters
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When is hopelessness a reasonable response to a terrible situation? Surely, the East Timorese people during the last quarter of the last century might have been forgiven for succumbing to despair. After all, this half-island nation had been invad...
Peters: Parenting in a Vulgar Age / Happy Mothers Day
Commentary, May, 13 2002
Cynthia Peters
Peters's ZSpace page
Anyone who has even briefly perused the childcare shelves at bookstores knows that there are strategies and then refinements to those strategies on how to be the best possible parent to your fetus.
Peters: On Going to D.C. and On Going Home
Commentary, April, 12 2002
Cynthia Peters
Peters's ZSpace page
The long weekend of April 19-22 in Washington, DC represents an historic opportunity for progressive social change movements. The anti-capitalist globalization movement, the newly forming anti-war movement, the growing mobilization against domesti...
Peters: On Going To Dc And On Going Home
Znet Article, April, 09 2002
Cynthia Peters
Peters's ZSpace page
The long weekend of April 19-22 in Washington, DC represents an historic opportunity for progressive social change movements. The anti-capitalist globalization movement, the newly forming anti-war movement, the growing mobilization against domesti...
Peters: Using MLK to Keep You in Your Place
Commentary, March, 27 2002
Cynthia Peters
Peters's ZSpace page
There are all sorts of rationalizations people will offer for not envisioning a better future. "It's utopian," some will say. "You're dreaming. The best we can do is make small improvements on what we've got."
Peters: Guys Have All the Fun
Commentary, March, 02 2002
Cynthia Peters
Peters's ZSpace page
There's something cutting edge about the 9 warriors that make up the fellowship in Lord of the Rings. They're not one-dimensional macho fighters who employ only brute strength in the war against evil. They're a dream team of qualities, abilities, ...
Peters: A Post Mortem On The Peace Movement?
Znet Article, December, 27 2001
Cynthia Peters
Peters's ZSpace page
Today a Village Voice reporter called to interview me for a story he is writing. His assignment? To do a post-mortem on the peace movement. ...
Peters: A Post-Mortem on the Peace Movement?
Commentary, December, 26 2001
Cynthia Peters
Peters's ZSpace page
Today a Village Voice reporter called to interview me for a story he is writing. His assignment? To do a post-mortem on the peace movement.
Peters: Where are the Afghan Women?
Commentary, October, 23 2001
Cynthia Peters
Peters's ZSpace page
In my previous commentary, I used Cynthia Enloe's question, "Where are the women?" to explore how gender politics are being used to ignite patriotism on the domestic front. What happens when we apply the same question to the country the U.S. is cu...
Peters: Women's Patriotic Role
Commentary, October, 11 2001
Cynthia Peters
Peters's ZSpace page
Cynthia Enloe, feminist scholar and author of several books and articles about women and the military, suggests that when a country mobilizes for war, it is useful to ask, "Where are the women?"


