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... created bisexu- als as an oppressed group by creating a discourse in which lesbians / gays and heterosexuals , but not bisexuals , were defined into political existence . Thus , the lesbian / gay movement not only altered the political ...
... created bisexu- als as an oppressed group by creating a discourse in which lesbians / gays and heterosexuals , but not bisexuals , were defined into political existence . Thus , the lesbian / gay movement not only altered the political ...
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... create disadvantages for women of color , they provide unacknowledged benefits for those who are at the top of these hierarchies - whites , members of the upper classes , and males . Therefore , multiracial feminism applies not only to ...
... create disadvantages for women of color , they provide unacknowledged benefits for those who are at the top of these hierarchies - whites , members of the upper classes , and males . Therefore , multiracial feminism applies not only to ...
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... creates and recreates itself . Trying to reduce life to DNA confronts this problem : DNA is not " alive . " It is inert . It just sits there . DNA doesn't create life : life creates DNA . Robert Pollack , the biologist who told us that ...
... creates and recreates itself . Trying to reduce life to DNA confronts this problem : DNA is not " alive . " It is inert . It just sits there . DNA doesn't create life : life creates DNA . Robert Pollack , the biologist who told us that ...
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The Variety of Feminisms and Their | 1 |
Gender Reform Feminisms | 21 |
PostColonial Feminism | 55 |
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