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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... 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 . Sarah Bagley , a mill - worker of Lowell , Massachusetts , was one of the first women ...
... 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 . Sarah Bagley , a mill - worker of Lowell , Massachusetts , was one of the first women ...
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... slavery . Two sisters from a North Carolina slave - holding family , Sarah and Angelina Grimké , were the first to take that step . After moving to Philadelphia and becoming Quakers , they began to write anti - slavery articles , and ...
... slavery . Two sisters from a North Carolina slave - holding family , Sarah and Angelina Grimké , were the first to take that step . After moving to Philadelphia and becoming Quakers , they began to write anti - slavery articles , and ...
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... slaves were freed during the Civil War , the female slaves were included , but when the right to citizenship was in question , female blacks were excluded . To many , com- paring the female's situation in general with that of a slave in ...
... slaves were freed during the Civil War , the female slaves were included , but when the right to citizenship was in question , female blacks were excluded . To many , com- paring the female's situation in general with that of a slave in ...
Contents
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
WOMEN AND TELEVISION | 70 |
WOMEN IN THE MILITARY | 76 |
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