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Listen up : voices from the next feminist generation |
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Seattle, WA : Seal Press : Distributed to the trade by Publishers Group West, c2001.
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English |
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A collection of essays explore such topics as feminist politics, sex, racism,areers, identity, and abortion.
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HQ1426 .L57 2001 c.1 |
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HQ1426 .L57 2001 |
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| Item Description |
- New expanded ed.
- xvii, 301 p. ; 23 cm.
- ISBN: 1580050549
- OCLC Number: 47081422
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| Notes |
- Acquired as part of the Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture.
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Table of Contents
- Introduction (p. xiii)
- Your Life As a Girl
- Your Life As a Girl (Curtis Sittenfeld) (p. 3)
- Chicks Goin' At It (Anastasia Higginbotham) (p. 11)
- Lusting for Freedom (Rebecca Walker) (p. 19)
- Ruminations of a Feminist Fitness Instructor (Alisa L. Valdes) (p. 25)
- Don't Call Me a Survivor (Emilie Morgan) (p. 33)
- Bloodlove (Christine Doza) (p. 40)
- Weaving an Identity Tapestry
- Weaving an Identity Tapestry (Sonja D. Curry-Johnson) (p. 51)
- Two Jews, Three Opinions (Robin M. Neidorf) (p. 59)
- Beyond Bean Counting (JeeYeun Lee) (p. 67)
- You're Not the Type (Laurel Gilbert) (p. 74)
- One Bad Hair Day Too Many, or The Hairstory of an Androgynous Young Feminist (Jennifer Reid Maxcy Myhre) (p. 84)
- Ghosts and Goddesses (Bhargavi C. Mandava) (p. 89)
- The Body Politic
- The Body Politic (Abra Fortune Chernik) (p. 103)
- Abortion, Vacuum Cleaners and the Power Within (Inga Muscio) (p. 112)
- Reality Check (Aisha Hakim-Dyce) (p. 118)
- Why I Fight Back (Whitney Walker) (p. 126)
- It's a Big Fat Revolution (Nomy Lamm) (p. 133)
- And So I Chose (Allison Crews) (p. 142)
- Woman Who Clears the Way
- Woman Who Clears the Way (Lisa Tiger) (p. 153)
- Class Feminist (Erica Gilbert-Levin) (p. 165)
- On the Rag (Tiya Miles) (p. 173)
- Imagine My Surprise (Ellen Neuborne) (p. 182)
- Knowledge Is Power (Maria Cristina Rangel) (p. 188)
- Taking It to the Streets (Melissa Silverstein) (p. 197)
- Bringing Feminism a la Casa
- Bringing Feminism a la Casa (Daisy Hernandez) (p. 209)
- What Is Mine (Sharon Lennon) (p. 212)
- Tight Jeans and Chania Chorris (Sonia Shah) (p. 223)
- The Immaculate Conception (Amy Richards) (p. 229)
- Better in the Bahamas? Not If You're a Feminist (Lisa Bowleg) (p. 239)
- Selling Out (Sarah McCarry) (p. 247)
- Some Things You Keep With You
- Some Things You Keep With You (Ellen Friedrichs) (p. 253)
- Betrayal Feminism (Veronica Chambers) (p. 258)
- Word Warrior (Jennifer DiMarco) (p. 265)
- One Resilient Baby (Cheryl Green) (p. 272)
- This Place Called Home (Taigi Smith) (p. 281)
- Isolated-Connected (Ariel Gore) (p. 288)
- Contributors (p. 294)
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Title Summary
A collection of essays explore such topics as feminist politics, sex, racism,areers, identity, and abortion.
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