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“I would suggest that a feminism which does not also seek to alter the exploitation of poorer women is not feminism at all, but is simply a variant form of upper-class politics and self-privileging.”

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Jack D. Forbes
Jack D. Forbes

Jack D. Forbes was an American writer known for his profound insights and critical analysis of Native American culture. His work spanned a variety of fields including history, literature, and ethnography, and had a significant impact on the understanding and appreciation of Native American history and culture. more

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