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Lilith Adler at the Lilith Gallery
Lilith Adler died in December 2000, but her artwork remains online as a permanent collection of her political, social and feminist artistic views. She remains a controversial artist for the history books.
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Introduction to Ecofeminism
The past few decades have witnessed an enormous interest in both the women's movement and the ecology (environmental) movement. Many feminists have argued that the goals of these two movements are mutually reinforcing; ultimately they involve the development of worldviews and practices that are not based on male-biased models of domination.
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Punk Rock Clothes Rockabilly Clothing Emo Fashion
Yaguza.com is a Punk Rock Shop of punk clothing, wholesale punk clothing, rockabilly clothing, Gothic, psychobilly and emo fashion accessories such as punk earrings, necklaces, belt buckles, tights, patches and much more.
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No More Miss America!
In 1968 a group of feminists went to Atlantic City to protest the Miss America pageant. They originally intended to burn symbols of oppression in a "Freedom Trashcan" but were unable to secure a fire permit. The objects were simply deposited in the trashcan instead. Several members of the group managed to display a large protest banner inside the pageant.
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Marxism, Radical Feminism and Sociology
Historically, radical feminism started with the assumption that the sexes are adversarially poised, that men have power over women, and that society and its various social relationships can be best understood in terms of their relationship to that situation.
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ARE YOU AFRAID OF MY BREASTS?
No, SERIOUSLY! Are you afraid of my breasts? Do my breasts do something so culturally significant that people are afraid of seeing them?
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Discrimination: Then and Now
Our Image in Today’s Society - By Sirena Van Schaik
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Punkrock Clothing & Accessories
SunsetStar Punkrock Clothing From All Classic Designers Like Lucky Thirteen,Dogpile,Liquor Brand And Much More. Punkrock For Life
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Guns, Sex & Jesus by Victoria Van Dyke
A series of artistic collages that use vintage erotica, guns, american flags and christian symbolism as social commentary. Beware the christian reich-wing.
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Why I Want a Wife
A wickedly humorous introduction to the sex roles defined by conventional marriage. My God, who wouldn't want a wife?
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