Sisterhood Is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation Movement |
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Although no motion in that direction was evident in the established women's
suffrage organizations, some women took action ... From its inception in 1903, the
Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU), the strongest women's organization
in ...
Although no motion in that direction was evident in the established women's
suffrage organizations, some women took action ... From its inception in 1903, the
Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU), the strongest women's organization
in ...
Page 298
Lesbian and I represent an organization, The Daughters of Bilitis, Inc., working to
give me, and the millions like me, the civil rights I don't have but intend to get. You
see, society, or government, or current mores, or a church, none of these has ...
Lesbian and I represent an organization, The Daughters of Bilitis, Inc., working to
give me, and the millions like me, the civil rights I don't have but intend to get. You
see, society, or government, or current mores, or a church, none of these has ...
Page 407
The outcome was the organization of city and countryside into communes. The
commune was a sudden attempt to overcome past failures. For women this
meant resolving the contradiction between the desire to work and the necessity of
being ...
The outcome was the organization of city and countryside into communes. The
commune was a sudden attempt to overcome past failures. For women this
meant resolving the contradiction between the desire to work and the necessity of
being ...
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