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Feminist activists today should still look to 'Our Bodies, Ourselves'

  • Written by Sara Hayden, Professor of Communication Studies, The University of Montana
Nancy Miriam Hawley, founder of the Boston Women's Health Book Collective, Inc., with different editions of 'Our Bodies, Ourselves' at her home in Cambridge, Massachusetts.Bizuayehu Tesfaye/AP Photo

In April 2018, the Our Bodies, Ourselves collective, the group responsible for publishing the book of the same name, decided to stop offering new...

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