Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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... feminists whose sole explanation for the issue remains : " We did not know who to ask " ; 10 and Alice Walker , of the necessity of learning to discern the true feminist " for whom racism is inherently an impossibility " from the white ...
... feminists whose sole explanation for the issue remains : " We did not know who to ask " ; 10 and Alice Walker , of the necessity of learning to discern the true feminist " for whom racism is inherently an impossibility " from the white ...
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... feminists was : " If women are to be men's equals , how is it that history remains so short of the names of female leaders ? " ( In other words ... feminist schol- ars have devoted much of their energy . The more 16 Discourse 8.
... feminists was : " If women are to be men's equals , how is it that history remains so short of the names of female leaders ? " ( In other words ... feminist schol- ars have devoted much of their energy . The more 16 Discourse 8.
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... feminists , at least in the context of Hyderabad where the film premiered . In retrospect , how do you feel ... feminist contin- gent , the press were all seeing the film together . I think the film arrived with a myth attached ...
... feminists , at least in the context of Hyderabad where the film premiered . In retrospect , how do you feel ... feminist contin- gent , the press were all seeing the film together . I think the film arrived with a myth attached ...
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