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History of Feminism

CTyankee

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2. what Fraser has set up is an idealized model of what some western European democracies now have...

Reply to YoungDemCA (Original post)

Wed Jan 22, 2014, 07:19 PM

Jan 2014

and we could benefit from, but we won't in the near future. If you travel in western Europe as I do you see this everywhere. I credit this from more women's participation in the political process but I could be wrong. I see these western European democracies enacting and keeping laws that help new mothers, families, wages for workers, etc. it goes on and one...

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From Dissent Magazine: "Kicking Back, Not Leaning In" (Summer 2013) [View all] YoungDemCA Jan 2014 OP

I don't understand this all but I couldn't wait for society to change. What were women supposed seaglass Jan 2014 #1

what Fraser has set up is an idealized model of what some western European democracies now have... CTyankee Jan 2014 #2