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... important . They did , but for very different reasons than bisexuals . At the height of lesbian feminism , identity was considered a political state- ment , or a means toward an end . Women should , therefore , identify themselves as ...
... important . They did , but for very different reasons than bisexuals . At the height of lesbian feminism , identity was considered a political state- ment , or a means toward an end . Women should , therefore , identify themselves as ...
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... important to the production of meals , clothing , etc. , and in the form of close attention to the natural changes in these substances . Women's labor both for wages and even more in household production involves a unification of mind ...
... important to the production of meals , clothing , etc. , and in the form of close attention to the natural changes in these substances . Women's labor both for wages and even more in household production involves a unification of mind ...
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... important features of women's activity as mothers . Women as mothers , even more than as workers , are institutionally in- volved in processes of change and growth and , more than workers , must understand the importance of avoiding ...
... important features of women's activity as mothers . Women as mothers , even more than as workers , are institutionally in- volved in processes of change and growth and , more than workers , must understand the importance of avoiding ...
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The Variety of Feminisms and Their | 1 |
Gender Reform Feminisms | 21 |
PostColonial Feminism | 55 |
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