Sisterhood Is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementRobin Morgan |
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... equal pay for equal work. In 1964, when Congress was debating Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, forbidding discrimination in hiring, certain Southern Congressmen decided on a tactic to defeat the entire bill — add a clause prohibiting ...
... equal pay for equal work. In 1964, when Congress was debating Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, forbidding discrimination in hiring, certain Southern Congressmen decided on a tactic to defeat the entire bill — add a clause prohibiting ...
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... equal violations.42 The New York District Attorney's office has also chosen not to prosecute the men customers.43 Both deterrence and fairness, however, would be served if this were done. In another country, a strikingly successful ...
... equal violations.42 The New York District Attorney's office has also chosen not to prosecute the men customers.43 Both deterrence and fairness, however, would be served if this were done. In another country, a strikingly successful ...
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... equal rights. Two specific points: yjWomen have equal rights vis-d-vis their husbands. Marriage is an affair of the individuals; the family can no longer interfere. Registration with the government constitutes marriage. The state ...
... equal rights. Two specific points: yjWomen have equal rights vis-d-vis their husbands. Marriage is an affair of the individuals; the family can no longer interfere. Registration with the government constitutes marriage. The state ...
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