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History of Feminism

JHan

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2. Yup. I mean for me, clothes are a powerful statement.

Reply to Staph (Reply #1)

Fri Dec 14, 2018, 06:51 PM

Dec 2018

I respect thought and effort put into presentation. Women's fashion is deemed more interesting but with that comes what this article addresses, where the physical, and appearance, artifice is used as a weapon to trump substance.

For a man, the focus is always different. "Men act, women appear"

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America's sexist obsession with what women politicians wear. [View all] JHan Dec 2018 OP

Yup! Staph Dec 2018 #1

Yup. I mean for me, clothes are a powerful statement. JHan Dec 2018 #2

I did not realize that the emphasis was on the maker of the coat question everything Dec 2018 #3