Sisterhood is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementPoems, essays, personal testimonies, and historical documents are contributed by fifty individuals concerned with the liberation of women |
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Someone has calculated : Between 108 B.C. and A.D. 1911 , there were 1,828 famines in China . ' Four - fifths of the population was peasant : rural subsistence farmers not far from starvation . The other fifth was urban upper - class ...
Someone has calculated : Between 108 B.C. and A.D. 1911 , there were 1,828 famines in China . ' Four - fifths of the population was peasant : rural subsistence farmers not far from starvation . The other fifth was urban upper - class ...
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The policy toward the women of New China reflects these basic goals . Women are to be liberated from their traditional semi - existence , to go to work for the Chinese people . Over the last twenty years their role in the economy has ...
The policy toward the women of New China reflects these basic goals . Women are to be liberated from their traditional semi - existence , to go to work for the Chinese people . Over the last twenty years their role in the economy has ...
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A model worker who was extolled for being the first woman to engage in steel production , declared , “ If men can do the job here , why can't I ? ” 24 A female train dispatcher , China's first , was proudly described as having the ...
A model worker who was extolled for being the first woman to engage in steel production , declared , “ If men can do the job here , why can't I ? ” 24 A female train dispatcher , China's first , was proudly described as having the ...
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Contents
A STATISTICAL Essay | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
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