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These collec- tions include personal pa- pers and ad- ministrative records documenting the work of activists, heath care workers, (...)

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Only edition of a handsomely illustrated survey of the human body for schoolchildren and the self-educated. Published in parts, this (...)

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Girls: Constructing Servicewomen’s Identities During World War II” Rochelle Pereira-Alvares , History, University of Guelph (Canada) Marketing (...)

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Turner’s medical observations from his private practice in the years after the war provide an important window into health care in the (...)

Her drafts amazed me, not just for the evi- dence of relentless work and self-editing that she put her writing through, but especially (...)

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Over the course of the week, I found my- self more interested in the debates I was read- ing in both lesbian and feminist periodicals (...)

I did not approach the ALFA papers to research the group itself–I re- search feminist health care in the South, and was looking (...)

As much as possible, use the terms that people use to self-identify. Keep in mind that identity groups are not homogenous.

Or maybe they did, and chose not to listen. What do I care for the opinion of my contemporaries or of future generations?

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Wendy Rouse , Faculty, San Jose State University, “The Feminist Self-Defense Movement in the Era of Women’s Liberation.”

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