Deirdre English is the former editor of Mother Jones magazine. She has written for numerous magazines and newspapers as well. Currently, English is a professor at University of California, Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism.
Read MoreSuzette Haden Elgin (born Patricia Anne Wilkins; 1936–2015) was an American science fiction author. She founded the Science Fiction Poetry Association.
Read MoreNan Elsasser has taught bilingual education at the University of New Mexico and University of Albuquerque and has developed curriculum materials for Head Start.
Read MoreWriter and radio journalist Sabine Eichhorst is the author of Courage to Defend Yourself: Strategies against Sexual Violence and A Long Way Home: A Prisoner of Uzbekistan.
Read MoreBarbara Ehrenreich is author of the 2002 New York Times bestseller Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America. She has written nearly twenty books, and has been a columnist for Time magazine and the New York Times. She has contributed to The Progressive, Harpers, The Atlantic Monthly, Ms., The New Republic, Z Magazine, In These Times, and Salon.com.
Read MoreEmma Eagle Heart–White (Wanbli Wiyaka Win, Eagle Feather Woman), Oglala Lakota, is a survivor, counselor, and advocate.
Read MoreSarah Eagle Heart is an Emmy Award–winning storyteller and the co-CEO of Return to the Heart Foundation, where she works tirelessly for social justice and the visibility of Native American womxn.
Read MoreDorothy Driver is a professor of English at the University of Cape Town.
Read MorePaula Doress-Worters is a veteran activist.
Read MoreJoseph Donica is associate professor of English at Bronx Community College, CUNY.
Read MoreAssia Djebar (1936-2015) was a renowned writer and filmmaker, born and raised in Algeria. She authored several novels, including the critically lauded So Vast the Prison and Algerian White.
Read MoreAminata Diaw teaches in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at the Cheikh Anta Diop University in Dakar, Senegal, where she is currently the public affairs director for the Centre for Cultural and Scientific Programs. She is also Secretary General of the Senegalese Council of Women and Chair for the Subcommittee on Humanities and Social Sciences of the National Commission of UNESCO.
Read MoreAnanda Devi was born in 1957 in Mauritius, noted for its confluence of diverse ethnic, cultural and linguistic identities.
Read MoreMandy Van Deven is a freelance writer, radical activist, and founder of the Feminist Review blog. Focusing on gender, sexuality, popular culture, and religion, her work has appeared in various online and print media.
Read MoreJulie Des Jardins teaches American history at Baruch College, and writes on gender and American women. Previously, she has taught the history of gender, race, and feminism since 2000. She is also the author of Women and the Historical Enterprise in America.
Read MoreVirginie Despentes is a noted French feminist and cultural critic.
Read MoreShashi Deshpande is one of India's most distinguished living authors. She has written seven novels, as well as several volumes of short stories and a number of children's books.
Read MoreLouise DeSalvo is professor of English at Hunter College, CUNY. She has published thirteen books.
Read MoreErika Derkas is a professor of Sociology and Women's Studies at New Mexico Highlands University
Read MoreAntoinette DeRosa was born in Chicago in 1944. She was raised in Chicago's Little Italy neighborhood, which often figured in her writing. Paper Fish, first published in 1980 and then republished by the Feminist Press, received the Illinois Arts Council Award for a manuscript-in-progress and was nominated for the Carl Sandburg Award.
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