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Otherwise , the public discussion may become sterile and beside the point , and there may be needless repetition of the mistakes of the past . The Problem of Stereotypes Although there has been progress toward acceptance of women as ...
Otherwise , the public discussion may become sterile and beside the point , and there may be needless repetition of the mistakes of the past . The Problem of Stereotypes Although there has been progress toward acceptance of women as ...
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When I was young , my anxiety about myself and what was to become of me colored all my relationships with men , and I was about as sensual as a clotheshanger . I have a capacity now for taking people as they are , which I lacked at ...
When I was young , my anxiety about myself and what was to become of me colored all my relationships with men , and I was about as sensual as a clotheshanger . I have a capacity now for taking people as they are , which I lacked at ...
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HOW DOES A GIRL BECOME A GIRL ? ... While her brother is dreaming of becoming president , doctor , or astronaut , the little girl is told that she wants to be a secretary or a nurse — or an astronaut's wife .
HOW DOES A GIRL BECOME A GIRL ? ... While her brother is dreaming of becoming president , doctor , or astronaut , the little girl is told that she wants to be a secretary or a nurse — or an astronaut's wife .
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A Statistical Essay | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF Marriage AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
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