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History of Feminism

Bernardo de La Paz

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6. OK, it's just that every other woman you posted is admirable for achievement and role model

Reply to bluedeathray (Reply #5)

Thu Sep 26, 2013, 03:39 PM

Sep 2013

OK, it's just that every other woman you posted is admirable for achievement and was a good role model, including the courtesan (in my opinion and with limited knowledge).

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Oh Yeah? (4 of 4) [View all] bluedeathray Sep 2013 OP

Links to All 4 (now 5) - Thanks, bluedeathray! IdaBriggs Sep 2013 #1

Thank for compiling these ismnotwasm Sep 2013 #2

It's Beulah Annan, not Belva. I do not think she has any redeeming qualities to be a role model. Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2013 #3

Thanks for the red pen. bluedeathray Sep 2013 #5

OK, it's just that every other woman you posted is admirable for achievement and role model Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2013 #6

Sacajawea is my personal hero/mentor. Thank you for that picture. Tuesday Afternoon Sep 2013 #4