On Their Own and for Their Own: African-American, Chicana and White Feminist Movements in the 1960s and 1970s |
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... Chicana feminism . For one thing , re - discovering Chicano history was a welcome activity within the Chicano movement , and the Chicana activists cited as role models had really existed and really fought for liberation . Moreover ...
... Chicana feminism . For one thing , re - discovering Chicano history was a welcome activity within the Chicano movement , and the Chicana activists cited as role models had really existed and really fought for liberation . Moreover ...
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... Chicana feminists did want to be liberated in a way that did not abandon their carnales [ brothers ] . White feminism was an important external challenge to the Chicano movement , a challenge that was picked up by Chicana feminists . As ...
... Chicana feminists did want to be liberated in a way that did not abandon their carnales [ brothers ] . White feminism was an important external challenge to the Chicano movement , a challenge that was picked up by Chicana feminists . As ...
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... Chicano movement at a time when white women's liberation was ascendant . Both movements shaped Chicana feminism's form , although most Chicana feminists saw their movement as an internal progression within the Chicano movement . Chicana ...
... Chicano movement at a time when white women's liberation was ascendant . Both movements shaped Chicana feminism's form , although most Chicana feminists saw their movement as an internal progression within the Chicano movement . Chicana ...
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social constructionism | 11 |
an unequal rise | 31 |
Middleclass and in the movement | 44 |
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