The abundance of recommendations for this week makes up for the sparseness of last week’s list!
- Linda Falcao of Moms Rising publishes the letter she didn’t send to Wells Fargo, when they demanded a status report of uterine contents before issuing a mortgage.
- Robin Marty reports on a Utah state legislator’s proposal to save money by deny epidurals for any pregnant woman on Medicaid.
- Lauredhel of FWD (feminists with disabilities for a way forward) explains one of the reasons women avoid Pap smears: too many docs use the lithotomy position as a trap.
- A male advertising and design consultant talks about how innovative (and aggressive) he finds LunaPads ads.
- Vulva Activism: The New View Campaign takes it on the road, holding a counter-meeting during the Second Global Symposium on Cosmetic Vaginal Surgery in Las Vegas.
- More vulva activism: The International Vulva Knitting Circle is going to Vegas, too.
- It’s not about the menstrual cycle or reproductive health, but it’s definitely a women’s health issue: I wrote about the million-dollar diet at Stephens College for Ms. blog
