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History of Feminism

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2. I've thought the "begats" were the documentation of such a shift

Sun Aug 3, 2014, 02:40 PM

Aug 2014

away from tracing ancestry through the female line and documenting it through the male line.

I've seen it as the story of a revolution.

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Theories on the origins of patriarchy [View all] YoungDemCA Aug 2014 OP

Interesting-- Jackpine Radical Aug 2014 #1

I've thought the "begats" were the documentation of such a shift Warpy Aug 2014 #2

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Very interesting. Bookmarking. n/t Laelth Aug 2014 #6

There is a book called "Dirt" ismnotwasm Aug 2014 #7