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feminism
(redirected from Liberation of women)

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


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In a column for the British Spectator shortly after 9/11, the conservative journalist and parliamentarian Boris Johnson also identified the liberation of women in the West as a principal cause of the anger of militant Islamists, but he came to a radically different conclusion than D'Souza did: "It is time for concerted cultural imperialism.
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together, liberation was at the forefront of their thoughts, not only the liberation of Namibia, but the liberation of women.
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Bush included the liberation of women from the Taliban among his reasons for going to war in Afghanistan.
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