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c. 1970

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Lespar Library Collection

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Subtitle: A Perspective On The Small Group In Women's Liberation

Author: Allen, Pamela
Publisher: Times Change Press, New York, U.S.A.
Pages: 63 p
Class'n:BOOKS/Wlm/Mov: Women’s Movement, Consciousness Raising, Conferences, Organizations, Groups, Refuges, International Women’s Day, International Women’s Year

Historical information

Lespar Library: Feminist Theory, Groups, U.S.A.

Subjects: Wlm/Mov

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cwa-org-221-QAOB1022/2022.LL.735

ISBN

878100067

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Themes

Social History
LGBTQI+ > Lesbian

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