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	What's In a Name?

emskubie

6-14-2006 9:43 PM

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feminism politics liberalism

emskubie says:

Articles like this drive me up the wall. Old school feminists fail to see that Generation X and Y may view the world differently from the Baby-Boomer ERA generations.

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