1 During the final editing stages of our dialogue, the murder of George Floyd set our hometown of Minneapolis on fire, and we watched as protesters not only there but around the world reminded us of the stakes of these conversations for real people’s lives, and of the importance that they be grounded, always, in a reckoning with the systemic nature of all forms of oppression.

2 All quotes in this and the following paragraph are taken from the conference report submitted by Ruth-Ellen B[oetcher] Joeres.

3 From fall 1989 to fall 1994 (issues 50 to 65) the WiG Newsletter was produced in Minnesota—with Julie Klassen as coordinator and University of Minnesota grad students as the editorial staff.

4 See Figures 3–5: “Schon wieder in Holland, Rotkäppchen?”; “Dancing Through the Minefield”; and “Landing Party from the Planet Herstra.”