Sisterhood is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementRobin Morgan |
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Page 346
... struggle against inequities in the hiring and pay of women workers . There has been virtually no struggle against either the racism of the white worker or the economic exploitation of the working woman , two fac- tors which have ...
... struggle against inequities in the hiring and pay of women workers . There has been virtually no struggle against either the racism of the white worker or the economic exploitation of the working woman , two fac- tors which have ...
Page 351
... struggle , the whole movement and the whole struggle will have retreated in terms of truly freeing the colonized population . A people's revolution that engages the participation of every member of the community , including man , woman ...
... struggle , the whole movement and the whole struggle will have retreated in terms of truly freeing the colonized population . A people's revolution that engages the participation of every member of the community , including man , woman ...
Page 531
... struggle as all other oppressed groups must struggle : one only has the rights one fights for . We must come together , understand the common problems , despair , anger , the roots and processes of our oppression : and then together ...
... struggle as all other oppressed groups must struggle : one only has the rights one fights for . We must come together , understand the common problems , despair , anger , the roots and processes of our oppression : and then together ...
Contents
A STATISTICAL ESSAY | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
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