spring 2003 * * * * this is what a feminist looks like Features The Feminist To-Do List by Gloria Steinem Ms. Poll Feminist Tide Sweeps In as the 21st Century Begins by Lorraine Dusky Affirmative Action on Trial by Teresa Stern Women on Death Row by Claudia Dreifus In the Thick of Life at 70 by Jessica Chornesky Special Action Alert Women Take Action Worldwide Listing: Coalitions and Groups National Council of Women's Organizations Statement on War with Iraq NCWO Partial Members List Why Peace is (More Than Ever) a Feminist Issue by Grace Paley Writing of War and Its Consequences Ghosts of Home by Patricia Sarrafian Ward Tales from an Ordinary Iranian Girlhood by Marjane Satrapi Snow in Summer: LA, CA, 1963 by Helen Zelon News Pat Summitt's 800th Victory Augusta Golf Club's Red Face National Map of Priest Abuse Women Warriors Lesbians with Strollers Kopp Trial Trouble in Herat, Afghanistan Reproductive Rights in Poland Health Clinics in Guatemala Congolese Women for Peace Global Good News Round-Up The Opposite of a Nuclear Bomb Departments Lower Breast Cancer Risks by Liz Galst The Making of an Activist by Gloria Feldt Nature Conservancy Gains by Rachel Rabkin Harvard Stumbles on Rape Rules by Lorraine Dusky The Bush Overhaul of Federal Courts by Stephanie B. Goldberg My Friend Yeshi by Alice Walker

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Margaret Cho: Revolution Tour

Internet pre-sale tix are available now for Margaret Cho's hilarious new show "Revolution." A one-of-a-kind phenomenon, Margaret Cho uses her distinctive, outrageous, funny, individualistic and ultimately empowering personal voice to take on issues of race, sexuality, gender, size, and belonging.

Check out Margaret in the upcoming issue of Ms. in our "This is What a Feminist Looks Like" feature. Also, look for Ms. mag on location at Revolution tour stops highlighted below.