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is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementPoems, essays, personal testimonies, and historical documents are contributed by fifty individuals concerned with the liberation of women |
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From its inception , welfare has been both an economic band - aid and a fortifier of traditional family roles . ... Having already recognized in 1935 that the economy did not provide for female breadwinners , the 1961 amendments ...
From its inception , welfare has been both an economic band - aid and a fortifier of traditional family roles . ... Having already recognized in 1935 that the economy did not provide for female breadwinners , the 1961 amendments ...
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ECONOMIC EXPLOITATION OF BLACK WOMEN The economic System of capitalism finds it expedient to reduce women to a state of enslavement . They oftentimes serve as a scapegoat for the evils of this system . Much in the same way that the poor ...
ECONOMIC EXPLOITATION OF BLACK WOMEN The economic System of capitalism finds it expedient to reduce women to a state of enslavement . They oftentimes serve as a scapegoat for the evils of this system . Much in the same way that the poor ...
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So far I have focused mainly on the economic exploitation of women , yet it is pretty clear that a lot of the oppression we feel as women goes way beyond the economic sphere of exploitation , though derived from it .
So far I have focused mainly on the economic exploitation of women , yet it is pretty clear that a lot of the oppression we feel as women goes way beyond the economic sphere of exploitation , though derived from it .
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A STATISTICAL Essay | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
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