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Gish Jen Reads Grace Paley

The New Yorker: Fiction

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Is That Really Anti-Feminism?

All four women are community oriented. Grace felt that all these bonds were made in the sand box, and that that was actually a big political force in her mind. She refers to these women as the soft, speaking, tough souls of anarchyandtaim. They volunteered at the children's school, but not just for their own children. And so with all that care and oversight from these smart women, still there were disasters. Still, some of these children were lost.

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