BRINGING IT HOME women talk about feminism in their lives
by Brenda Lea Brown editor:
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- Paperback
- first
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About This Item
Arsenal Pulp Press Vancouver1996 Vg (no dj, paperback with covers lightly curled and tips of corners bumped, crease bottom corner of front cover, light crease and small red sticker front free endpaper, contents clean tight and bright) octavo 347pp. First edition. Collection of personal essays on the role of feminism in their lives by women from diverse experiences and backgrounds.
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- BRINGING IT HOME women talk about feminism in their lives
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- Brenda Lea Brown editor:
- Book Condition
- Used
- Binding
- Paperback
- Publisher
- Arsenal Pulp Press Vancouver1996
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