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No 6 (2011): Family Rhetoric
Table of Contents
From the Editors
Family and Identity

Revising notions of family. One card at a time.

She used to wish for a lesbian daughter. Predictably, the joke's on her.

What's in a name? For some, family history, arguments, and identity.
Family and Media Critique

When the internet steals our daughters, mothers turn cyborg.

Just because the family is modern doesn't mean the family is new.

Wanted: kind, nurturing, compassionate females. Childless women need not apply.

If facebook and social media have wrecked our ability to sustain lengthy treatises on topics, well then, by George, we'll make the blurb our convention and still tell you what we think.
Family Tales

Often, there are tunnels and holes and shovels for fingers. This poem is about the digging process.





