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Name: To Be Real
Author: Rebecca Walker

To Be Real presents a series of essays that expand the boundaries of feminism, incorporating gender, race, sexuality, and class to advocate for comprehensive social, political, and economic equality. Drawing on the experience in the feminist movement, the authors challenge conventional feminist ideals, expose hidden compromises, and create a blueprint for a new political force.

First publish date: 1995

Genre: Psychology/Social Psychology

Authors: Rebecca Walker

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