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    1. Daughters of the American Revolution - The Devil's Tale

      Daughters of the American Revolution - The Devil's Tale Primary Menu Skip to content Blog Roll Commenting Policy Bingham Center , (...)

    2. You Say You Want A Revolution: Revealing Lesbian-Feminist Atlanta - The Devil's Tale

      You Say You Want A Revolution: Revealing Lesbian-Feminist Atlanta - The Devil's Tale Primary Menu Skip to content Blog Roll Commenting (...)

    3. Women at the Center - Issue 22, Fall 2012

      In addition to her many other contributions to Duke, Jean is a co-founder of the Bingham Cen- 2 WOMEN at the CENTER Instruction & (...)

    4. Women at the Center - Issue 7, Spring 2005

      They have appeared in the New York Times, of Her Way: Young Women Remake the Sexual Revolution, based on interviews with more (...)

    5. https://library.duke.edu/sites/default/files/rubenstein/pdf/womenatthecenter/wc-32.pdf

      Millett’s Columbia University Ph.D. dissertation, Sexual Politics, published by Doubleday in 1970, placed her at the forefront of the (...)

    6. Mary Lily Research Grant Recipients | Duke University Libraries

      T'73 Travel Grants for LGBTQ History 2025-2026 Daniel Belasco , Independent Researcher, Al Held Foundation, “Total Revolution: The (...)

    7. Women at the Center - Issue 25, Spring 2014

      Donna Drucker, civil and environmental engineering, Technische Universität Darm- stadt, for a journal article on sexual behavior and (...)

    8. Women at the Center - Issue 14, Fall 2008

      In addition to these classes, students from Marie Hicks’ course “Gender and Sexual Politics in the Modern West,” Ra­ chel Seidman’s (...)

    9. Women at the Center - Issue 1, Spring 2001

      Her English doctoral dissertation, Sexual Politics, deconstructed the sexism of male authors like Henry Miller and quickly became a (...)

    10. https://library.duke.edu/sites/default/files/dul/users/kurt.cumiskey/hiller_nadell_prize_submi (...)

      Originally published in 1949, this novel is a history of the Haitian Revolution, told in the style Carpentier named lo real maravilloso.

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