Sisterhood is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementRobin Morgan An anthology of writings from the women's Liberation Movement. |
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... movement in the United States grew out of the drive to abolish slavery . The current women's move- ment was begun largely , although not completely , by women who had been active in the civil - rights movement , in the anti - war movement ...
... movement in the United States grew out of the drive to abolish slavery . The current women's move- ment was begun largely , although not completely , by women who had been active in the civil - rights movement , in the anti - war movement ...
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... movement began in the early Sixties with small groups of women getting together to help each other deal with the ... movement that happens to have as its constituency mostly women . Because of this view , welfare- rights movements rarely ...
... movement began in the early Sixties with small groups of women getting together to help each other deal with the ... movement that happens to have as its constituency mostly women . Because of this view , welfare- rights movements rarely ...
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... movement has for many women brought out an indepen- dence and militancy long supressed . As a welfare - rights activist put it : " I'm the same person I always was but the welfare rights brought it out . " The personal experiences of ...
... movement has for many women brought out an indepen- dence and militancy long supressed . As a welfare - rights activist put it : " I'm the same person I always was but the welfare rights brought it out . " The personal experiences of ...
Contents
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
WOMEN AND TELEVISION | 70 |
WOMEN IN THE MILITARY | 76 |
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