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17 November 2022

22 Fall Week 8: Sisters by Karen Sheahan


    Click here for Karen Sheahan's deeply personal story about her and her sisters.
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Titles

Spring 10 — The Illusion and Reality of Control
Watch Like a Hawk

Winter 09 — TOP Winter Break
How Did I Get to Be a Feminist?
The Moment I Became a Feminist
Misconstrued Once Again

Fall 09 — Reassessing and Responding in Difficult Times
Forget Remaining Centered
Gradualism Isn't Working
Who's a Feminist Today?
Virgin or What?
Hostility Holds Up Women & Progress

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  • Lesley University Women's Center
  • Lesley University's Third Wave Feminism & Gender Issues Club

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