Sisterhood Is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementRobin Morgan |
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... becoming "too intellectualized" on the grounds that they then become "defeminized." Criticism of this sort is always directed toward those who fail to conform; never is it directed to the assumptions of the ideology itself. A striking ...
... becoming "too intellectualized" on the grounds that they then become "defeminized." Criticism of this sort is always directed toward those who fail to conform; never is it directed to the assumptions of the ideology itself. A striking ...
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... become of me colored all my relationships with men, and I was about as sensual as a clotheshanger. I have a capacity now for taking people as they are, which I lacked at twenty; I reach orgasm in half the time and I know how to please ...
... become of me colored all my relationships with men, and I was about as sensual as a clotheshanger. I have a capacity now for taking people as they are, which I lacked at twenty; I reach orgasm in half the time and I know how to please ...
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... BECOME A GIRL? A girl is born and her parents buy her pink and frilly (starchy and scratchy) things . . . but they really wanted a boy. They buy her dolls and doll houses, and tell her she must not play with her brother's erector sets ...
... BECOME A GIRL? A girl is born and her parents buy her pink and frilly (starchy and scratchy) things . . . but they really wanted a boy. They buy her dolls and doll houses, and tell her she must not play with her brother's erector sets ...
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