Sisterhood Is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementRobin Morgan |
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... status — Barefoot-Pregnant-and- Behind-the-Plow. Although the BPBP status of peasant days now translates into various updated versions, there is little doubt that sex and the female ability to bear children is a frequent rationalization ...
... status — Barefoot-Pregnant-and- Behind-the-Plow. Although the BPBP status of peasant days now translates into various updated versions, there is little doubt that sex and the female ability to bear children is a frequent rationalization ...
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... status of females is African slavery in English-speaking America. When slaves were freed during the Civil War, the ... status of the African in America, not with Slavery as such. Slave status 482 sisterhood is powerful.
... status of females is African slavery in English-speaking America. When slaves were freed during the Civil War, the ... status of the African in America, not with Slavery as such. Slave status 482 sisterhood is powerful.
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... 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 belonging to Africans as ...
... 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 belonging to Africans as ...
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