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    • Disciplinary Procedure: the next steps
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        • Daring to Dissent: Lesbian culture from margin to mainstream (women’s library copy)
        • Defend: Preventing date rape and other sexual assaults
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        • Domesticity and Dissent in the Seventeenth Century: English Women’s Writing and the Public Sphere
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        • I am a woman
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        • Independence Issues 71: Abortion
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        • Sexual Violence: The reality for women
        • Smashing times: A history of the Irish Women’s Suffrage Movement
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        • The Colour Purple
        • The gender of oppression: Men masculinity and the critique of marxism
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        • The higher education of women (1866)
        • The Joy of Lex: An amazing and amusing Z to A and A to Z of words
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        • They won’t take me alive
        • True Grit: Women taking on the World, for God’s Sake
        • Understanding Cystitis
        • Warrior Marks: Female genital mutilation and the sexual blinding of women
        • What women want: the campaign for social and political change
        • Women against violence against women
        • Women and politics: A documentary
        • Women at Cambridge: A men’s University – though of a mixed type
        • Women, Moderism and Performance
        • Words, words, words
        • Writing Women volume 10 number 1
        • Writing Women volume 9 number 3
        • You just don’t understand: Women and men in conversation

How to spot TERF ideology

How to spot TERF ideology

 

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