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an anthology of writings from the women's liberation movement Robin Morgan. I
will not be a slave For I'm so fond of liberty That I cannot be a slave Though
women continued to strike, they were poorly organized and they accomplished
little.
an anthology of writings from the women's liberation movement Robin Morgan. I
will not be a slave For I'm so fond of liberty That I cannot be a slave Though
women continued to strike, they were poorly organized and they accomplished
little.
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African in America, not with Slavery as such. Slave status in the past did not
necessarily imply caste status by birth. The restriction of slavery to Africans (black
people) in the English colonies rested on the caste principle that it was a status ...
African in America, not with Slavery as such. Slave status in the past did not
necessarily imply caste status by birth. The restriction of slavery to Africans (black
people) in the English colonies rested on the caste principle that it was a status ...
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Men treat women as "sex objects," we say; slavery reduced black human beings
to "mere property," no different from horses or cattle. This interpretation of caste
oppression overlooks the crucial importance of the fact that it is human beings,
not ...
Men treat women as "sex objects," we say; slavery reduced black human beings
to "mere property," no different from horses or cattle. This interpretation of caste
oppression overlooks the crucial importance of the fact that it is human beings,
not ...
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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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