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is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementPoems, essays, personal testimonies, and historical documents are contributed by fifty individuals concerned with the liberation of women |
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The welfare system insists that when a man and woman live together they do so as a “ family . ” Regardless of whether they are married or whether he is the father of any of her children , if they live together he must play the role of ...
The welfare system insists that when a man and woman live together they do so as a “ family . ” Regardless of whether they are married or whether he is the father of any of her children , if they live together he must play the role of ...
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They find " purpose " in the raising of their children , but rarely retreat and live through them . Black welfare woman have taken steps toward cooperative action , aided by the more social and communal nature of their communities .
They find " purpose " in the raising of their children , but rarely retreat and live through them . Black welfare woman have taken steps toward cooperative action , aided by the more social and communal nature of their communities .
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Thus she may find herself even rejecting herself as a Mexican - American . Existence itself depends on this . 2 ) She must find housing that she will be able to afford . She will very likely be unable to live in a decent place ; it will ...
Thus she may find herself even rejecting herself as a Mexican - American . Existence itself depends on this . 2 ) She must find housing that she will be able to afford . She will very likely be unable to live in a decent place ; it will ...
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Contents
A STATISTICAL Essay | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
Copyright | |
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