SECTION I: FEMINIST APPROACHES TO VIOLENCE, NONVIOLENCE, AND POWER
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On Anger – Barbara Deming
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Redefining Nonviolence – Andrea Dworkin
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Being Nonviolent – Kathy Watson
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Women Power: The Courage to Lead, the Strength to Follow, and the Sense to Know the Difference – Charlotte Bunch
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The Erotic as Power – Audre Lorde
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Reclaiming Nonviolence: Some Thoughts for Feminist Wimyn Who Used to be Nonviolent, and Vice Versa – Jane Meyerding
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Piecing It Together: Feminism and Nonviolence – Feminism and Nonviolence Study Group
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Nonviolence: A Feminist Vision and Strategy – Joanne Sheehan
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Reports from the Feminism and Nonviolence Gathering – The Dandelion
SECTION II: SEXUAL HARASSMENT, SEXUAL ASSAULT, AND RAPE
10. Contradictions between Feminist Anger and Nonviolent Practice – Pam McAllister
11. A Yankee Feminist’s First Trip South – Pam McAllister
12. Tentative Steps toward Nonviolent Self-Defense – Pam McAllister
13. The Martial Arts: Options for Women’s Self-Defense – Cathy Carson
14. Thoughts about Nonviolent Rape Resistance – Chel Shanklin
15. Rape Avoidance and Resistance: A Nonviolent Approach – Mary Crane
16. Notes on Nonviolent Resistance – Wendy Schwartz
17. Nonviolence and Co-Counselling – Lynn Blackmore
18. Street Hassles – Lesley (Merryfinch) Mair and Jill Sutcliffe
19. Whose Hand is THIS? I Found It on My Ass!! And Other Tales of Resistance! – Mary Brigid Hayes and Judith M. Royer
20. RAPE: Separating Fact from Myth – Sara Murphy
21. Pornography: Who Benefits from the So-Called Sexual Revolution? – Jim Griffin
SECTION III: SEXISM, MILITARISM, AND WAR
22. Selections from Neither Victim Nor Assassin: Feminism and Nonviolence – Lynn Blackmore, Gail Chester, Anne-Marie Fearon, Betty Hagglund, Jenny Jacobs, Gay Jones, Lesley (Merryfinch) Mair, Jo Somerset, Jill Sutcliffe, Kathy Watson
23. The Army Will Make a Man Out of You – Helen Michalowski
24. Women and Militarism: What Are the Connections? – Special Issue of War Resisters League South East Newsletter
25. Patriarchy Is a Killer: What People Concerned about Peace and Justice Should Know – Donna Warnock
26. Undoing the Ravages of War – Barbara Zanotti
27. Selections from Fellowship Magazine’s Special Issue on Women
28. Excerpts from Sexism and the War System – Betty Reardon
SECTION IV: RACISM AND OTHER FORMS OF STRUCTURAL VIOLENCE
29. Only Justice Can Stop a Curse – Alice Walker
30. A Footnote on “‘Being There”: Being Here – Adrienne Rich
31. Excerpts from Black Women and the Peace Movement – Wilmette Brown
32. Selected Essays – Winona LaDuke
33. Excerpts from Staying Alive: Women, Ecology, and Development – Vandana Shiva
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Postscript and Acknowledgements