No More Gods and Monsters: Re-mapping Queer Culture in Educational and Cultural FieldsUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 2005 - 455 lappuses |
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... voting in elections , and the mobilization of virtual communities , all of which thus revitalize mass participation in public affairs . That is , the Internet may broaden involvement in public life by eroding some of the barriers to ...
... voting in elections , and the mobilization of virtual communities , all of which thus revitalize mass participation in public affairs . That is , the Internet may broaden involvement in public life by eroding some of the barriers to ...
321. lappuse
... vote about the top 10 gender news items of the year or about dream stars for queer folks . Certain critics scorn or mock these seemingly frivolous activities because these are very far from the struggling goals . Despite my partial ...
... vote about the top 10 gender news items of the year or about dream stars for queer folks . Certain critics scorn or mock these seemingly frivolous activities because these are very far from the struggling goals . Despite my partial ...
337. lappuse
... voting rights in the 1920s ( in 1920 in the United States , the famous 19th Amendment was passed ) to being a radical movement for fundamental gender equality at work and in domestic activities , legal relations , and cultural practices ...
... voting rights in the 1920s ( in 1920 in the United States , the famous 19th Amendment was passed ) to being a radical movement for fundamental gender equality at work and in domestic activities , legal relations , and cultural practices ...
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Moral Panic Crisis of Masculinity and SchoolingPp 79118 | 79 |
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