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Rain and Thunder is a grassroots publication created and distributed by a collective of radical feminist women. Published four times a year, Rain and Thunder brings you the very best in radical feminist news, analysis, theory, community building, and activism.
Rain and Thunder has been published for over 10 years and continues to fill a much needed gap in the realm of independent feminist media. We offer a sliding scale subscription policy to ensure affordability and accessibility for all readers.
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Recent Issues
Issue 42 (Spring 2009): Open Issue
On the Cover: "Women Working for Women" by Maria Maria Acha
- Taking Aim at the Global Sex Trade: An Interview with Sheila Jeffreys
- The Meanings of Goddess by Max Dashu
- Justice for the Women of Juarez: An Interview with Carmen Vasquez Sierra
- Exposing the Child Welfare Empire to Celebrate International Women's Day by Pat Gowens
- Feminism and the Politics of Appearance by Amy Winter
- Gender Neutral Language and Male Violence by Jennifer Drew
Issue 41 (Winter 2008): Annual Activism Issue
- Reviving Feminism by Rafia Zakaria
- Not for Sale: The Activist Road to Abolition by Garine Roubinian
- Merging Art and Activism for Abolition: An Interview with Lee Lakeman
- On the Frontlines: An Interview with Cherry Smiley
- Abolishing Prostitution: The Swedish Solution -- An Interview with Gunilla Ekberg
- Gender as a Hate Crime by Dianne Post
- Lighting the Fire by Kim Rivers
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Rain and Thunder celebrated its 10-Year Anniversary with publication of Issue 40. Read about the anniversary issue and why radical feminist media matters!
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