Sisterhood is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementRobin Morgan An anthology of writings from the women's Liberation Movement. |
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... question . Not only because of its arrogance , but because of its ignorance . First , it dares to weigh and compute human suffering , and it places op- pressed groups in competition with each other ( an old , and very capitalistic ...
... question . Not only because of its arrogance , but because of its ignorance . First , it dares to weigh and compute human suffering , and it places op- pressed groups in competition with each other ( an old , and very capitalistic ...
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... question of the franchise . The lack of the vote was a symptom of women's exclusion from the society and not its cause ; yet it was such a powerful symbol that the suffragists expected , and the anti - suffragists feared , liberat- ing ...
... question of the franchise . The lack of the vote was a symptom of women's exclusion from the society and not its cause ; yet it was such a powerful symbol that the suffragists expected , and the anti - suffragists feared , liberat- ing ...
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... questions rarely came up with percentages as large as 20 percent " favorable , " say , to granting an abor- tion to a married woman with more children than she wanted . Thus the real question is not , “ How can we justify abor- tion ...
... questions rarely came up with percentages as large as 20 percent " favorable , " say , to granting an abor- tion to a married woman with more children than she wanted . Thus the real question is not , “ How can we justify abor- tion ...
Contents
THE WOMENS REVOLUTION | xiii |
A STATISTICAL ESSAY | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
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