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... and directing itself toward goals in its own self - interest ( which was also the self - interest of more than half the world's population ) . Synchronistically , the National Organization for Women ( NOW ) was formed , in 1966.
... and directing itself toward goals in its own self - interest ( which was also the self - interest of more than half the world's population ) . Synchronistically , the National Organization for Women ( NOW ) was formed , in 1966.
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It did reflect a growing interest among the suffragist leadership in various reforming causes . A change also came about in the tactics of the suffragists . A group of younger women split from the NAWSA and formed the Congressional ...
It did reflect a growing interest among the suffragist leadership in various reforming causes . A change also came about in the tactics of the suffragists . A group of younger women split from the NAWSA and formed the Congressional ...
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I belong in a category labelled a priori without interest to anyone . I am not even expected to interest myself . A middle - aged woman is comic by definition . In this commodity culture , we are urged and coerced into defining ...
I belong in a category labelled a priori without interest to anyone . I am not even expected to interest myself . A middle - aged woman is comic by definition . In this commodity culture , we are urged and coerced into defining ...
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A Statistical Essay | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF Marriage AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
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