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An ecumenical view (which I hold on alternate Tuesdays and Fridays) would see
that such an organization is extremely valid and important; it reaches a certain
constituency that is never going to be reached by, say, a group called WITCH, ...
An ecumenical view (which I hold on alternate Tuesdays and Fridays) would see
that such an organization is extremely valid and important; it reaches a certain
constituency that is never going to be reached by, say, a group called WITCH, ...
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I never heard anyone say any different at Nadir. At Mary Ann people felt more
positive toward the union because "it got them" more money. On the other hand,
the main grievance that people talked about was the unfair way of assigning
tasks, ...
I never heard anyone say any different at Nadir. At Mary Ann people felt more
positive toward the union because "it got them" more money. On the other hand,
the main grievance that people talked about was the unfair way of assigning
tasks, ...
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I never realized how oppressed I was until someone brought it into the open. I
wrote a letter asking for some literature on the Women's Liberation Movement
that I could read. It was for a Social Studies report that never materialized. But
that is ...
I never realized how oppressed I was until someone brought it into the open. I
wrote a letter asking for some literature on the Women's Liberation Movement
that I could read. It was for a Social Studies report that never materialized. But
that is ...
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Contents
A Sampling of Sexist Quotes | 31 |
A Statistical Essay | 37 |
The Dynamics of Marriage and Motherhood | 46 |
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