Comment” “No (Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter 2011), last page of all Ms. Magazine Digital issues Out: Why is the media obsessed with the marriage rate of black “Singled women?” by Tamara Winfrey Harris (Winter 2012), p. 46-47 Ms. Magazine Digital Advertising, Then and Now,” by Jean Kilbourne “Sexist (Summer 2010), p. 32-35 Ms. Magazine Digital Week 13 November 16: Test # 2 – Fall Break: November 19-23 Week 14 November 30 – Personal and Social Transformation: Revisioning the Future and Making a Difference Readings: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 RCG, Part IX for a Walk,” by Christie Thompson Slut “Taking (Summer 2011), p. 14 Ms. Magazine Digital to the Kingdom: Saudi women challenge gender apartheid,” by Robin “Keys Morgan (Summer 2011), p. 20-21 Ms. Magazine Digital Week 15 December 7 – Personal and Social Transformation cont. You Want to Change the World?” by Michele Tracy Berger, p. 39-43 “So Studies Brings Global Change” by Michele V. Rowley, p. 41 “Women’s Women’s Studies to the Streets” by Carrie Baker and Bonnie “Taking Thornton Dill, p. 44
“No Comment” Ms. Magazine Digital (Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter 2011), last page of all issues “Singled Out: Why is the media obsessed with the marriage rate of black women?” by Tamara Winfrey Harris Ms. Magazine Digital (Winter 2012), p. 46-47 “Sexist Advertising, Then and Now,” by Jean Kilbourne Ms. Magazine Digital (Summer 2010), p. 32-35 Week 13 – November 16: Test # 2 Fall Break: November 19-23 Week 14 – November 30 Personal and Social Transformation: Revisioning the Future and Making a Difference Readings: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 RCG, Part IX “Taking Slut for a Walk,” by Christie Thompson Ms. Magazine Digital (Summer 2011), p. 14 “Keys to the Kingdom: Saudi women challenge gender apartheid,” by Robin Morgan Ms. Magazine Digital (Summer 2011), p. 20-21 Week 15 – December 7 Personal and Social Transformation cont. “So You Want to Change the World?” by Michele Tracy Berger, p. 39-43 “Women’s Studies Brings Global Change” by Michele V. Rowley, p. 41 “Taking Women’s Studies to the Streets” by Carrie Baker and Bonnie Thornton Dill, p. 44
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