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The Women of Arab Spring

Posted on January 20, 2012 at 7:00am 0 Comments

Sarah Glazer wonders what will happen to the women of Arab Spring after the revolution is over.

 Are we getting the whole story about the part women are playing in the Arab Spring turmoil and its aftermath? That was the question in my mind as I headed for a panel discussion in London last month with women activists from Libya, Bahrain and Iran.

 The first thing that struck me was…

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Self-publishing Gets Some Respect

Posted on October 21, 2011 at 7:14am 0 Comments

Sarah Glazer Wonders if Self-publishing is Losing its Stigma

 

 Back in 2005, I wrote an article for the New York Times about a new phenomenon: An author who was sure her book would be a best-seller had spurned traditional publishers, lured by the higher profit share she…

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Would More Regulation in Journalism Lead to More Truth-Telling?

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Sarah Glazer Gets Angry about Mining Devastation and Wonders How to Spread the Word

Last night I saw a documentary that made me really angry about coal mining, just as it was supposed to.…

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Yellow Journalism: Joys and Perils in Britain

Posted on July 15, 2011 at 12:46am 0 Comments

Amidst Murdoch’s excesses, Sarah Glazer finds restrictions on journalists more worrying



One of the joys of moving to London 5 years ago was my morning perusal of the local newsstand. As I read the…

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At 11:27am on April 20, 2010, Sarah GlazerSarah Glazer said…
Dominique Millette's disturbing blog about women being expected to be sexually available at co-ed busines functions does indeed provide another reason why women may be reluctant to network in those settings--self-preservation.
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At 3:46pm on April 19, 2010, Pauline Frederica KiernanPauline Frederica Kiernan said…
Sarah, you've shamed me. I've been fiddling about with an idea for a Salon and haven't done anything about it. Your post really hit the button. I've been a member of RSL of years and every time I go to a function I get little tickles on my flesh that make me want to break out into an outrageous Bette Midler routine and go splat on their cliquey moue-ness. If I can't join your Salon I think I may well weep!
All power to you, Sarah.
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Sarah Glazer wonders what will happen to the women of Arab Spring after the revolution is over. Are we getting the whole story about the part women are playing in the Arab Spring turmoil and its aftermath? That was the question in my mind as I headed for a panel discussion in London last month with women activists from Libya, Bahrain and Iran. The first thing that struck me was the eye-catching pink head scarf worn by Mervat Mhani, a mother of two and…See More
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The Women of Arab Spring

Sarah Glazer wonders what will happen to the women of Arab Spring after the revolution is over. Are we getting the whole story about the part women are playing in the Arab Spring turmoil and its aftermath? That was the question in my mind as I headed for a panel discussion in London last month with women activists from Libya, Bahrain and Iran. The first thing that struck me was the eye-catching pink head scarf worn by Mervat Mhani, a mother of two and…See More
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