Sisterhood Is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementRobin Morgan |
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... slavery. Two sisters from a North Carolina slave-holding family, Sarah and Angelina Grimke, were the first to take that step. After moving to Philadelphia and becoming Quakers, they began to write anti-slavery articles, and then to ...
... slavery. Two sisters from a North Carolina slave-holding family, Sarah and Angelina Grimke, were the first to take that step. After moving to Philadelphia and becoming Quakers, they began to write anti-slavery articles, and then to ...
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... slave women. Between male and female, thousands of taboos control their contact in every society. Within each, there is a "woman's world" and a "man's world." In most, men initiate ... Slavery as such. Slave status 482 sisterhood is powerful.
... slave women. Between male and female, thousands of taboos control their contact in every society. Within each, there is a "woman's world" and a "man's world." In most, men initiate ... Slavery as such. Slave status 482 sisterhood is powerful.
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... Slavery as such. Slave status in the past did not necessarily imply caste status by birth. The restriction of slavery to Africans (black people) in the English colonies rested on the caste principle that it was a status rightly ...
... Slavery as such. Slave status in the past did not necessarily imply caste status by birth. The restriction of slavery to Africans (black people) in the English colonies rested on the caste principle that it was a status rightly ...
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