At Our Core: Women Writing about PowerSandra Martz Papier-Mache Press, 1998 - 180 ページ A collection of stories, poems and photographs that explore the concept of power in women's lives, providing women with the opportunity to validate, honour and define what power means to them. |
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... course I don't agree with the many recent pronouncements by women who should know better about how much power women have in these post - feminist days : how sexual violence is no longer a problem ; how women today can just buy or shout ...
... course I don't agree with the many recent pronouncements by women who should know better about how much power women have in these post - feminist days : how sexual violence is no longer a problem ; how women today can just buy or shout ...
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... course we were victims ; and of course — and this was exciting — we were every day empowering ourselves , in small and large ways , individually and collectively , as we worked to change the terms and conditions of our lives . This ...
... course we were victims ; and of course — and this was exciting — we were every day empowering ourselves , in small and large ways , individually and collectively , as we worked to change the terms and conditions of our lives . This ...
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... course we were victims ; and of course — and this was exciting — we were every day empowering ourselves , in small and large ways , individually and collectively , as we worked to change the terms and conditions of our lives . This ...
... course we were victims ; and of course — and this was exciting — we were every day empowering ourselves , in small and large ways , individually and collectively , as we worked to change the terms and conditions of our lives . This ...
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Silencing SHARON H NELSON | 1 |
Wise Womans Friend Gets Interviewed about | 7 |
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