Women who Do and Women who Don't Join the Women's Movement

Routledge (1984)
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24 women including E. Feal and B. Sykes describe their alignment with womens movement; Both argue that sexism runs second to racism as oppressive agent of black women, womens movement doesnt address their problems.

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