Wendy Sanford grew up in an upper-middle-class white suburban family in Princeton, New Jersey. During the socially turbulent time of the 1970s, she became a feminist, a lesbian, and a Quaker. A founding member of the Boston Women's Health Book Collective, Wendy co authored and edited many versions of Our Bodies, Ourselves, the women's health and sexuality classic. In her fifties, she began to reckon with her own white skin and the benefits that came to her through being white. Her memoir, These Walls Between Us: A Memoir of Friendship Across Race and Class came out in October of 2021.  Wendy is grandmother to three young women.  She lives in Cambridge, MA, with Polly Attwood, her spouse of forty-two years.VISIT THE WEBSITEYou are listening to a short radio spot. LISTEN TO WENDY'S INTERVIEW

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