Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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... oppressive rights to their bodies ; but when they decide to keep or to put back on the veil they once took off , they ... oppressed and oppressor . To quote a Pakistani woman in Amrit Wilson's Finding a Voice , " Fall - Winter 86-87 5.
... oppressive rights to their bodies ; but when they decide to keep or to put back on the veil they once took off , they ... oppressed and oppressor . To quote a Pakistani woman in Amrit Wilson's Finding a Voice , " Fall - Winter 86-87 5.
Síða 17
... oppressors to keep the oppressed occupied with the mas- ter's concerns . Now we hear that it is the task of black and third world women to educate white women , in the face of tremendous resistance , as to our existence , our ...
... oppressors to keep the oppressed occupied with the mas- ter's concerns . Now we hear that it is the task of black and third world women to educate white women , in the face of tremendous resistance , as to our existence , our ...
Síða 33
... oppressing group .... any allegedly natural feature attributed to an oppressed group is used to imprison this group within the boundaries of a Nature which , since the group is oppressed , ideological con- fusion labels " nature of ...
... oppressing group .... any allegedly natural feature attributed to an oppressed group is used to imprison this group within the boundaries of a Nature which , since the group is oppressed , ideological con- fusion labels " nature of ...
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