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New York, New York
Book signing & party
Tuesday, June 23, 6:00 - 8:00PM
Alexander Gray Associates
526 West 26 Street #1019
New York NY 10001
RSVP to Brooke Beardslee at 212-979-8500 ext. 296 or bbeardslee@iwhc.org
Washington, DC
Book Discussion
Thursday, June 25, 12:00pm
Woodrow Wilson Center
5th Floor Conference Room at the Ronald Reagan Building:
1300 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
New York City
Talk sponsored by Planned Parenthood of New York
Tuesday, June 30, 2009, 8:00 PM
Babeland SoHo
43 Mercer Street
New York, NY 10013
RSVP here
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Author Interview: Michelle Goldberg
Christine Smallwood, The Nation
Author Interview: Michelle Goldberg
Anna Clark, Bitch Magazine
Author Interview: Sex, Power, and the Future of the World
Mandy Van Deven, Religion Dispatches
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Goldberg's book is more than a scrupulously researched chronicle of the brutalities inflicted on women throughout the underdeveloped world by the determination of antedeluvian religious institutions, and governments that protect them, to control female bodies. What this book demonstrates convincingly is that there can be no economic progress in any country that denies women basic human rights, and that women cannot exercise their human rights if they cannot determine when to have sex, whether or when to marry, and how many children they have. Ms. Goldberg's message is that the repression of women lies at the heart of all oppressive societies"
“The Means of Reproduction is a bold and vital book, a story about life and those who twist that word to front for agendas of sexual control around the world. We're lucky that we have Michelle Goldberg, a brilliant and clear-eyed journalist, to bring us news of how the struggle over reproductive rights has gone global, as the American Right teams up with reactionary forces abroad. Goldberg calls it one of the most important fights of our time; after you read The Means of Reproduction, you will, too. A landmark book.”
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“Michelle Goldberg has done the impossible.
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“Michelle Goldberg ventured into the heartland of American
fundamentalist extremism -- and returned to warn us of the authoritarian
ambitions that lie behind the moralistic posturing of the religious
right. Every patriot who still cherishes the freedoms we
inherited from the nation’s founders should read her book.”
“Kingdom Coming reveals
just how thoroughly our national discourse has been corrupted
by the mad work of religious literalists. Goldberg demonstrates
— elegantly and persuasively— that tens of millions
of our neighbors are working each day to obliterate the separation
between church and state, to supplant scientific rationality with
Iron Age fantasies, and to achieve a Christian theocracy in the
21st century. This is a terrifying and necessary book.”
“Tocqueville said in 1840, 'Various forms of religious madness
are quite common in the United States.' Michelle Goldberg
demonstrates that various forms of religious madness are still
quite common. Tocqueville thought that American democracy could
contain the danger. Can it still? Only with an effort. That is
Michelle Goldberg's well-illustrated and eloquently expressed
point, and she is right to make that point, and we had better
pay attention.”
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