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Anne Winkler-Morey
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Writer, Minnesota Women's Press
Minneapolis
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Biography
Anne Winkler-Morey has a PhD from the University of Minnesota and taught history and ethnic studies at colleges and Universities in the Twin Cities for three decades. In the 1980s she was the Director of the Central America Resource Center in Minneapolis and in 2010 she was instigator of the National Ethnic Studies Week. Her Minneapolis Interview Project includes 100 life stories with a social justice lens. She lives in Minneapolis with her spouse, David. In 2011-2012, they rode the contiguous perimeter of the United States. Allegiance to Winds and Waters: Bicycling the Political Divides of the United States is her story of that trip.
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By Anne Winkler-Morey Verified, Mikki Morrissette Verified| Minnesota Women's Press Verified This column from Minnesota traveler Anne Winkler-Morey is sponsored by:Since Fall 2023, my spouse and I have been living on the road. For this International Women’s Day, I am sharing global feminist vignettes I have collected so far in our travels to celebrate the international. The Purple Solidarity Movement of Turkey began in 2014, after a devastating earthquake, as women in the Hatay region — homeland of the Arab Alevi people — fought displacement and corrupt absconding of international aid.
By Anne Winkler-Morey Verified, Mikki Morrissette Verified| Minnesota Women's Press Verified Since Fall 2023, my spouse and I have been living on the road. We were 65 when we began. We are closing on 67 now, living on social security and one pension. We stay for one month in each place. So far, we have lived in Portugal, Spain, Albania, Montenegro, Northern Macedonia, Wales, France, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Northern Ireland, Iceland, Turkey, Greece, and now Egypt.
By Anne Winkler-Morey Verified| annewinklermorey.com@ At a recent community forum on rent stabilization in Minneapolis, my City Council member argued that rent control was not a good instrument for addressing poverty or racism because it also benefits well-off white renters, or people who are low income when they first move in, but still benefit when they become well-off.
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Minnesota Women's Press
Minnesota Women's Press is a feminist media platform founded in 1985, making it one of the oldest continuously published feminist publications in the U.S. Based in Minneapolis, it operates as both a print magazine and a digital platform, focusing on amplifying women’s voices and leadership. The publication was established by Mollie Hoben and Glenda Martin to address the underrepresentation of women in mainstream media. The magazine transitioned from a biweekly newspaper to a monthly format in 2009, featuring community-based journalism, photography, and stories from cis/trans women and nonbinary individuals. Its digital platform offers articles, interviews, and resources that align with feminist advocacy and social change. Additionally, the Changemakers Alliance facilitates discussions and initiatives aimed at addressing systemic challenges. Minnesota Women's Press is dedicated to uplifting marginalized voices and inspiring collective action, with a vision for inclusive narratives and collaborative efforts to drive systemic change.
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