Without a Word: Teaching Beyond Women's SilenceRoutledge, 1993 - 207 páginas |
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... sexism , misogyny , racism , homophobia , exclusion , and marginalization she perceived to permeate the entire spectrum of schooling . She talked ; I listened . She told me no stories I had not heard before ; she shared no feelings of ...
... sexism , misogyny , racism , homophobia , exclusion , and marginalization she perceived to permeate the entire spectrum of schooling . She talked ; I listened . She told me no stories I had not heard before ; she shared no feelings of ...
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... sexism , class differentiation , homophobia , and so on . Other times anger is directed at other women students who are charged with being " bitter and ' just angry ' because they have made the ' wrong ' choices and now want to blame ...
... sexism , class differentiation , homophobia , and so on . Other times anger is directed at other women students who are charged with being " bitter and ' just angry ' because they have made the ' wrong ' choices and now want to blame ...
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... sexism would be trivial if this were not the case . A feminism that seeks to under- stand women's situation in order to change it must therefore identify , criticize , and move those forms and forces that have circumscribed women in the ...
... sexism would be trivial if this were not the case . A feminism that seeks to under- stand women's situation in order to change it must therefore identify , criticize , and move those forms and forces that have circumscribed women in the ...
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