Inside the Second Wave of Feminism, Boston Female Liberation, 19 68 19 72, by Nancy Rosenstock

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This episode of the dig is brought to you by our listeners who support us at patrion dot com and by haymarket books, which has loads of great left wing titles. One that you might like is inside the second wave of feminism, boston female liberation,. 19 68 19 72, an account by participants by nancy rosenstock. In this landmark account of a key radical feminist organization, activest members of boston female Liberation provide an inside look at the groups history, strategy and legacy.

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