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WHEN WOMEN SPEAK BACKA course on how women shape cultures of dissidence and revolution, because a British man once said, “Women are more disposed to be mutinous … [and] in all public tumults they are foremost in violence and ferocity.”
Note from the editor
A course on how women shape cultures of dissidence and revolution, because a British man once said, “Women are more disposed to be mutinous … [and] in all public tumults they are foremost in violence and ferocity.”
Editors
Tanya Rawal-Jindia
Dr. Rawal-Jindia is a professor of Rhetoric at Berry College & a professor of Africana Studies and Gender Studies at Franklin & Marshall College
Writers
Ingrid Galvan
21 year old attending the University of California, Riverside receiving a bachelors degree in Sociology.
Graciela Trujillo
Undergraduate Psychology student at UCR. "Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today."~MalcolmX
