Sisterhood is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementRobin Morgan |
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Page 145
... Status of Women noted : Although women in the work force have a somewhat higher- than - average schooling than men , they , more generally than men , work in jobs far below their native abilities or trained capabilities . Barriers to ...
... Status of Women noted : Although women in the work force have a somewhat higher- than - average schooling than men , they , more generally than men , work in jobs far below their native abilities or trained capabilities . Barriers to ...
Page 440
... status - Barefoot - Pregnant - and- Behind - the - Plow . Although the BPBP status of peasant days now translates into various updated versions , there is little doubt that sex and the female ability to bear children is a frequent ...
... status - Barefoot - Pregnant - and- Behind - the - Plow . Although the BPBP status of peasant days now translates into various updated versions , there is little doubt that sex and the female ability to bear children is a frequent ...
Page 488
... status al- most always means lower class status as well . For women who are supported by and gain the status of their husbands , working class status is always a potential threat , if they do not perform their wifely duties properly ...
... status al- most always means lower class status as well . For women who are supported by and gain the status of their husbands , working class status is always a potential threat , if they do not perform their wifely duties properly ...
Contents
A STATISTICAL ESSAY | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
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