Allison Murray

  • Death of a Feminist

    Ursula Franklin, prominent physicist, holocaust survivor, university professor, public intellectual, pacifist, and one of the giants of Canadian feminism, passed away on July 22nd at the age of 94. As the many tributes and obituaries in the wake of her… Continue reading

    Death of a Feminist
  • Alewives: Brewing Ale, Brewing Controversy

    Some of what I have been reading recently has helped me reflect on the complex ways religious communities portray godliness and immorality when it comes to economic activity and gender. These reflections have come from a somewhat surprising source: the history of… Continue reading

    Alewives: Brewing Ale, Brewing Controversy
  • Reframing Feminist Waves: one historian’s repentance

      In the first year of my PhD studies in the History of Christianity, I found myself researching early twentieth-century feminist activists. A coursework research paper drew me to focus on the Ontario chapter of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union… Continue reading

    Reframing Feminist Waves: one historian’s repentance