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... racism now stimulated the new feminism : the analogy between racism and sexism had to be made eventually . Once people had admitted and con- fronted their own racism , they could not deny the parallel . And if racism was expungable ...
... racism now stimulated the new feminism : the analogy between racism and sexism had to be made eventually . Once people had admitted and con- fronted their own racism , they could not deny the parallel . And if racism was expungable ...
Page 108
... racism was meant only to seal up the issue a different way , this time in the interests of the male Anti - Establishment . In this chapter I shall attempt to show that racism is a sexual phenomenon . Like sexism in the individual psyche ...
... racism was meant only to seal up the issue a different way , this time in the interests of the male Anti - Establishment . In this chapter I shall attempt to show that racism is a sexual phenomenon . Like sexism in the individual psyche ...
Page 109
... racism of white wom- en - which perhaps produces an even greater bitterness in black men than the more immediately understandable racism of these women's husbands ; for it betokens - a be- trayal by the Mother . Yet it is an inauthentic ...
... racism of white wom- en - which perhaps produces an even greater bitterness in black men than the more immediately understandable racism of these women's husbands ; for it betokens - a be- trayal by the Mother . Yet it is an inauthentic ...
Contents
THE DIALECTIC OF SEX | 1 |
ON AMERICAN FEMINISM | 15 |
THE MISGUIDED FEMINISM | 41 |
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