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To understand this desperation you have to remember that women before
marriage have on the whole only superficial, competitive, and selfish
relationships with one another. Should one of them have a genuine relationship,
it is more likely ...
To understand this desperation you have to remember that women before
marriage have on the whole only superficial, competitive, and selfish
relationships with one another. Should one of them have a genuine relationship,
it is more likely ...
Page 403
wherever the Marriage Law was propagandized. In many rural areas cadres,
although officially Communist, invoked their powers to prevent free marriages. In
Kwangsi province, for instance, ten women were ordered to be tortured and
made ...
wherever the Marriage Law was propagandized. In many rural areas cadres,
although officially Communist, invoked their powers to prevent free marriages. In
Kwangsi province, for instance, ten women were ordered to be tortured and
made ...
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All the discriminatory practices against women are patterned and rationalized by
this slavery-like practice. We can't destroy the inequities between men and
women until we destroy marriage. We must free ourselves. And marriage is the
place ...
All the discriminatory practices against women are patterned and rationalized by
this slavery-like practice. We can't destroy the inequities between men and
women until we destroy marriage. We must free ourselves. And marriage is the
place ...
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Women and the Welfare System | 102 |
Women Who Work in Factories | 115 |
Does the Law Oppress Women? | 139 |
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