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50 Years of Gender Bending and Sex Changing
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The Gender Politics of the 2016 Taiwan Election: One Feminist’s View
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Women’s Studies, Gender Studies and Feminism
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Feminist Responses to Violence against Women In India
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Liz Kelly As a sociologist the contexts in which events take place have always been a touchstone in [...]
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Feminism and the Politics of Meat
Carol J. Adams In 1968, at the famous feminist protest against the Miss America Contest, two posters were [...]
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Men Challenging Male Violence Against Women
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The United Nations and Postcolonial Privilege: International Responses to the Arab Spring
Katy Harsant December 2015 marked the fifth anniversary of the beginning of a wave of revolutionary uprisings known [...]
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