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Transforming Socialist-Feminism: The Challenge of Racism
Feminist Review 23 (1):81-92 (1986)
Abstract
Feminism is the political theory and practice that struggles to free all women: women of colour, working class women, poor women, disabled women, lesbians, old women – as well as white economically privileged, heterosexual women. (Smith, 1982:49)My notes
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