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Page 106
A woman who separates from her husband has full responsibility for the
socialization of their children . ... Her husband is responsible for some support ,
but the System allows him to live on a much higher standard , without restrictions
on with ...
A woman who separates from her husband has full responsibility for the
socialization of their children . ... Her husband is responsible for some support ,
but the System allows him to live on a much higher standard , without restrictions
on with ...
Page 241
If one expects responsibility , or maturity — to whom does one look first , student
or teacher ? Why make the inference that the student is to blame ? Should a
teacher be so casual about sexual relations with a student ? Of several reports ,
the ...
If one expects responsibility , or maturity — to whom does one look first , student
or teacher ? Why make the inference that the student is to blame ? Should a
teacher be so casual about sexual relations with a student ? Of several reports ,
the ...
Page 349
Black women have the right and the responsibility to determine when it is in the
interest of the struggle to have children or not to bave them and this right must not
be relinquished to anyone . It is also her right and responsibility to determine ...
Black women have the right and the responsibility to determine when it is in the
interest of the struggle to have children or not to bave them and this right must not
be relinquished to anyone . It is also her right and responsibility to determine ...
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Contents
A SAMPLING OF SExist QUOTES | 31 |
A Statistical Essay | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
Copyright | |
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