Sisterhood Is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementRobin Morgan |
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... struggle and the movement on the part of black women for total emancipation. While there are certain comparisons that one can make because we both live under the same exploitative System, there are certain differences, some of which are ...
... struggle and the movement on the part of black women for total emancipation. While there are certain comparisons that one can make because we both live under the same exploitative System, there are certain differences, some of which are ...
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... struggle, and asserted a new independence, which we all inherited. We also inherited an understanding of the ... struggle. Though we may work in isolated and difficult and dangerous situations, we can know our larger strategy and goals ...
... struggle, and asserted a new independence, which we all inherited. We also inherited an understanding of the ... struggle. Though we may work in isolated and difficult and dangerous situations, we can know our larger strategy and goals ...
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... struggle as all other oppressed groups must struggle: one only has the rights one fights for. We must come together, understand the common problems, despair, anger, the roots and processes of our oppression: and then together, win our ...
... struggle as all other oppressed groups must struggle: one only has the rights one fights for. We must come together, understand the common problems, despair, anger, the roots and processes of our oppression: and then together, win our ...
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