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You're Beautiful When You're Angry : Fashion Magazines and Recent Feminisms Alice Gambrell Early in this volume , in her careful reengagment of recent suffrage historiography , Janet Lyon showed how a peculiarly modernist " telos of ...
You're Beautiful When You're Angry : Fashion Magazines and Recent Feminisms Alice Gambrell Early in this volume , in her careful reengagment of recent suffrage historiography , Janet Lyon showed how a peculiarly modernist " telos of ...
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These concerns were ( and in many cases , still are ) critical to a variety of women's coalitions that assumed prominence during the late 1980s and early 1990s : African American Women In Defense of Ourselves , Guerrilla Girls ...
These concerns were ( and in many cases , still are ) critical to a variety of women's coalitions that assumed prominence during the late 1980s and early 1990s : African American Women In Defense of Ourselves , Guerrilla Girls ...
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a 1 1 Donna Karan cautiously told one columnist early in 1994 , " the customer has been a tad rebellious ” ( qtd . in Foley 67 ) . The results of this are especially apparent in sections of magazines given over to audience response .
a 1 1 Donna Karan cautiously told one columnist early in 1994 , " the customer has been a tad rebellious ” ( qtd . in Foley 67 ) . The results of this are especially apparent in sections of magazines given over to audience response .
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