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feminism
(redirected from Emancipation of women)

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feminism
the appearance or existence of female secondary sex characters in the male.


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In his investigation of Montgomery's theology, Mobley concluded that "she associated the emancipation of women with the core of Baptist identity.
The role of women and women's issues in the Baptist World Alliance: ... by Bryant, Scott E. / Baptist History and Heritage
American Muslim groups must take an unequivocal stand against the use of terror to effect policy change, Al-Marayati argued, and agree to work for the full emancipation of women.
Friday panel discussions, luncheon and dinner energize Arab Americans by Hanley, Delinda / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
A number of feminist critics have called into question the idea that the Reformation contributed to the emancipation of women.
New pencils and new Crayolas[R] by Klein, Ralph W. / Currents in Theology and Mission
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