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History of Feminism

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2. I am surprised

Sun Sep 27, 2015, 07:25 AM

Sep 2015

that no one has posted a response to your OP. Thank you for this OP. I look forward to reading this book.

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Why Walking Down a Dark Alley at 2 A.M. Is Not ‘Asking For It’ [View all] eridani Sep 2015 OP

What a great article! gollygee Sep 2015 #1

I am surprised chervilant Sep 2015 #2

The review doesn't leave a lot of loose ends hanging eridani Sep 2015 #3

Spam deleted by MIR Team SteveCA Sep 2015 #4

Really, Steve? chervilant Sep 2015 #5

Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 2015 #10

Wow, how did we get the honor of your first post in this group? JTFrog Sep 2015 #6

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Why are you focusing on the actions of the victim? Evergreen Emerald Sep 2015 #7

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Kicking AuntPatsy Sep 2015 #11

I am so buying this book ismnotwasm Sep 2015 #12

K&R YoungDemCA Oct 2015 #13

Women who work at night have no choice but to walk alone in the dark. spooky3 Oct 2015 #14