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{{quotebox|[[Feminist]] [[professor]] [[Alison Jagger]] calls the nuclear [[family ]]“a cornerstone of [[women]]’s [[oppression]]: it enforces women’s dependence on men, it enforces [[heterosexual]]ity and it imposes the prevailing masculine and feminine character structures on the next generation.” (”Feminist Politics and Human Nature,” 198 - cited in [http://elliotlakenews.wordpress.com/2007/02/01/feminism-has-communist-roots/ ‘Feminism’ Has Communist Roots] | {{quotebox|[[Feminist]] [[professor]] [[Alison Jagger]] calls the nuclear [[family ]]“a cornerstone of [[women]]’s [[oppression]]: it enforces women’s dependence on men, it enforces [[heterosexual]]ity and it imposes the prevailing masculine and feminine character structures on the next generation.” (”Feminist Politics and Human Nature,” 198 - cited in [http://elliotlakenews.wordpress.com/2007/02/01/feminism-has-communist-roots/ ‘Feminism’ Has Communist Roots] | ||
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Revision as of 22:45, November 7, 2008
Feminist professor Alison Jagger calls the nuclear family “a cornerstone of women’s oppression: it enforces women’s dependence on men, it enforces heterosexuality and it imposes the prevailing masculine and feminine character structures on the next generation.” (”Feminist Politics and Human Nature,” 198 - cited in ‘Feminism’ Has Communist Roots